Sentence examples for brought on time from inspiring English sources

On occasions, supplies were not brought on time or drugs which had already expired were delivered.

There's new hope for combatting the sags, bags, and wrinkles brought on by time.

He brought on long-time friend and pharmacist Sonia Patel to build out his team of Pharmacists, and Capsule was born.

At the end of his life, he battled health issues we believe were brought on by his time with you.

That is precisely what they got from Loftus-Cheek, brought on at half-time for Oscar.

Campbell, brought on at half-time, found the net in the 50th minute, taking advantage and slotting the ball in after Wanderers goalkeeper Andy Lonergan had spilled it.

"It is a desperate measure brought on by desperate times," said James G. Aaron, the city's special counsel and current redevelopment lawyer of the tax lien sale.

World record signing Bale was brought on at half-time but Diego Costa's 11th-minute goal saw Atletico end a 23-match winless streak against Real.

Another buzzword, this time brought on by Internet-styled networks making it hard to tell where data storage ends, and data computing begins.

The end time brought on by the Illuminati was already in progress.

The closing of the Harlem School of the Arts is another casualty brought on by hard economic times, and once again the ones who suffer are our children.