Sentence examples for be a proper time from inspiring English sources

"I'm sure there will be a proper time to reflect on it," Rodriguez said Tuesday before the Yankees played the Toronto Blue Jays, "but now is not the time.

Therefore, 8 weeks after subtotal nephrectomy must be a proper time to observe renal pathology in this model.

The short story, a tripartite homage to Hemingway (a reworking of "Homage to Switzerland", which you can hear Barnes himself reading in a Guardian books podcast), is an enjoyable five-finger exercise, really, but there is a proper time and place for such exercises, and this book is one such.

There is a proper time, place, and context for certain words.

There is a proper time for everything, including sex," she says.

But it should be a proper old time diary including, "What I thought about when this happened" and "This is how I felt that happened…" Remember who you've been, and who you've met, and all the funny faces you've seen.

But when a design has ended in miscarriage or success, when every eye and every ear is witness to general discontent, or general satisfaction, it is then a proper time to disentangle confusion and illustrate obscurity; to shew by what causes every event was produced, and in what effects it is likely to terminate.

A football match is not a proper time or place".

There was never a proper time to make that kind of comment.

"Everyone understands that this is not a proper time for privatization or any other sales," said Konstantin Reznikov, an oil and gas analyst with Alfa Bank, a Moscow-based brokerage firm.

A Chinese veterinary expert in Sichuan province told The People's Daily in Beijing that September was not a proper time to extract semen because pandas seldom generated it during the autumn.