Sentence examples for borrowing time from inspiring English sources

People short of time also tunnel, borrowing time by postponing projects that are tomorrow's emergency but not today's.

Flexibility in changing the clock signals and borrowing time across level-sensitive memory elements provides ample freedom for improving the circuit performance and should be exploited.

Thus ensued an unlikely and somewhat surreal turn of events in which Mr. Yoder, between glossy-magazine assignments, found himself borrowing time at a facility of Italy's energy research agency in Frascati, outside Rome.

"It's about as diverse a group as is possible". Borrowing time from House Democrats, these Republicans have gone to the floor to condemn the latest attempt at stabilizing Iraq, which they see as mired in civil war, and have vowed to support a Democratic-driven resolution condemning the buildup.

Further accommodation is borrowing time for others to act.

If arrogant Ed Balls & Gordon Brown hadn't wasted all of the tax income when times were good - and then spent even more by borrowing time and time again - we might have something saved for these dark times.

Alicia said, "We live on borrowed time".

Each is living on borrowed time.

I am living on borrowed time".

"We've been on borrowed time.

Broadcast TV is living on borrowed time.