Sentence examples for and time of a from inspiring English sources

The date and time of a memorial will be announced.

While tactical intelligence is immediate and perishable, like the date and time of a planned enemy attack, operational intelligence is presumed to have a longer life.

Washington is the only major city in the country without meters in its taxicabs to calculate fares based on the distance and time of a trip.

They don't even have to convict him: an arrest and the fear, expense, and time of a trial would be sufficient punishment to him and deterrent to others.

Paul J. McNulty, the chief federal prosecutor in the Eastern District of Virginia, said that the agreement spared the government the expense and time of a trial and that the 20-year sentence was appropriately steep.

Even at the turn of the century "the death of a man still solemnly altered the space and time of a social group that could be extended to include the entire community," noted the historian Philippe Ariès.

It is the journey in space and time of an Israeli-born individual exploring the wider narrative of his nation".

Let (xe, ye) and te represent the location and time of an event, respectively.

We refer to early knowledge of the size and time of an attack as situational awareness.

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