Sentence examples for about time in time from inspiring English sources

Whenever the word "time" comes up — "wasting time," "about time," "in time" — the reader must stop and think about the many angles of approach to that subject in Ruth Ozeki's delightful yet sometimes harrowing new novel, "A Tale for the Time Being".

James Rondeau, the curator, described the work to me as "a sculpture about time, in time".

Even more influential has been something else Franklin said about time in the same year: time is money.

But what about time in the whole of the Solar System which rotates with a really huge speed around the centre of the Galaxy compared to time around Antares? What about time in our Local Group compared to the time in the M83, for instance, ot M31?

The theatre is always about time: stopping time and setting it in motion, about actions that alter the past and the future.

The security lights had been triggered and through the railings they had watched Manning roaming about, from time to time peering in at the downstairs windows of the lumpy red brick building that was said to have been a lunatic asylum once.

Many people worry about putting in face time instead of streamlining time and focusing on producing.

"Secondly, I have been critical of the personal mistake that the president made, which I've been asked about from time to time in this campaign.

I've written about this from time to time, in part because his mission has a quixotic appeal, in part because it is remarkable that someone like Green, who was so vital to the development of the modern city, could be so obscure today.

He told a favorite story about how from time to time in Dzang Zok the moon had to be saved from dying.

I've already written about this in Time (meaning for Time, and not in a timely manner).