Sentence examples for allows little time from inspiring English sources

He is quick-witted and allows little time to pass between one-liners.

But life in 1990's New York allows little time, or space, for creative nurturing and self-definition.

The pace of the day and the year allows little time simply "to be a kid"—or, it seems, to develop into a complete human being.

The immediacy of the Internet allows little time for reflection, and rather than let a bad mood pass, a spouse may rush to the computer and rant, which is not always wise, Ms. Darwin said.

— From coaching changes to injured star players to the incomparable rise of an unheralded phenomenon, attention and pressure have never strayed from the Knicks this season, a reality solidified by a schedule that allows little time away from the limelight.

Once at her destination, her schedule allows little time to exercise.

But his schedule, he said, allowed little time for friends.

Playing dual seasons allowed little time to recuperate from injuries, which often impaired his pitching.

Security guards used hedges to mitigate their threat to passengers while ground handler routines allowed little time for interactional softeners.

Of course, today's TV shows frequently feature short scenes with quick cuts between different camera angles, which would allow little time for exploration of the virtual environment.

Those who knew the young Roethlisberger described him as a person who was intensely driven to succeed in athletics but who was allowed little time to develop socially.