Sentence examples for book of time from inspiring English sources

Some have their children keep a log book of time used, or have them "spend" it from a stack of 30-minute allotted "tickets".

You pour yourself a glass of wine from a bottle left by your thoughtful host, nibble at a cracker, and read the back-of-the-book of Time or Newsweek.

Log books of time and expenses did not provide the level of details needed to accurately divide out costs between IDSR and other surveillance and public health activities.

In her book Out of Time, Miranda Sawyer talks about bonding over music with her young son.

You can't put it in your book ahead of time because who knows when it will come?

Mr. Richards did see to it that Mr. Jagger knew what was in the book ahead of time.

The company advises customers to book ahead of time.

The daily can flights fill up fast, so book ahead of time.

They book ahead of time in order to snag the best locations.

These data come from The Guardian (https://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2011/jan/01/top-100-books-of-all-time).

It is superficially a book of its time; it is deeply a book about how we should think about time.