Sentence examples for be a time at from inspiring English sources

If every being were possible, therefore, then there would be a time at which nothing existed.

For every ultimate sortal has its own principle of individuation, and if an object fell under more than one, there could be a time at which it satisfied the criteria for one and not for the other.

The reason is that "you will be every man in this house" covers all future time (divided sense) and indicates that no one else will ever be in the house, while "it will be the case that …" (compounded sense) indicates only that there will be a time at which the statement following it is true.

Tissues: There will be a time at school when you will need a tissue, and if your teacher doesn't have one, these always come in handy.

If a being is capable of not existing, then there is a time at which it does not exist.

There was a time at the beginning when I thought Damien was interesting.

This was a time at which the CD4+ T cells had recovered from antibody depletion.

It can be a lean time at the market.

Fall was a busy time at Kleeborg's Portraits.

"It's a strange time at Pixar," he said.

"Eight days is a long time at that age".