Sentence examples for based on the times from inspiring English sources
"AT&T told me, 'Well, you could have made those calls, based on the times they were made,' " said Larry Scott-Blackmon, whose bills included $446 for calls through TelecomUSA and $900 for calls through AT&T.
These terms have been used to describe the phenomenon of diurnal preference: whether you are a morning-type or an evening-type person, based on the times when you prefer to sleep and when you do your best work.
Based on the Times reporting, there was certainly a lot of quid (millions in donations that made it to a Clinton charity; a half-million-dollar speaker's fee) and multiple quos (American diplomatic intervention with the Russians; approvals when the Russian firm offered a very "generous" price for Uranium One).
Finally, the maximum solubility could be obtained based on the times of the dilution.
By placing two identical laser/sensor pairs at a known distance apart, the speed of both the front and rear of a vehicle can be calculated based on the times when each sensor is triggered.
According to a blog that tracked the back-order status of the new iPhone models based on the times shown on Apple's online store, wait times for the iPhone 6 Plus in China was running at three to four weeks, and the iPhone 6 was seeing wait times of two to three weeks as of mid-day (PST) on Saturday.
