Sentence examples for building in time to from inspiring English sources

Building in time to wind down at the end of your trip by lounging by the pool instead of running around sightseeing also helps avoid coming home exhausted.

The emirate welcomed in the new year with a huge fireworks display that engulfed the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, in time to a live performance by the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra.

Sometimes when we hear a strike hit, we make it to the building in time to see bodies being pulled out.

McCarthy chairs the Tolpuddle Old Chapel Trust, which bought the building just in time to save it from collapse and learned a few weeks ago that it had won a development grant of almost £65,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund – and is on track for a full grant of almost £350,000.

The Power Station of Art (pictured), a former industrial building similar to London's Tate Modern, was converted in less than a year (a record in Chinese museum-building) and opened in time to host the Shanghai Bienniale in 2012, curated by an energetic artist and teacher, Qiu Zhijie.

After the buildings light up in time to the MitiS track in the background, Gelep takes you on a hyperlapse tour of the city's rooftops, train tunnels, and waterways, culminating in a dazzling fireworks display.

Real police officers came to arrest them on a shoot on the grounds of a ministry building; they left just in time to avoid arrest.

He added that a new nominee would have a terrible time building a fundraising apparatus in time to affect the course of the election, which appears to be careening into Clinton's favor.

He had hurried back from a job building windmills in Alaska just in time to get his next month's prescription: four 8-milligram tablets a day, the highest dose recommended, that stave off withdrawal, eliminate his cravings for heroin, keep his mood balanced and alleviate his chronic pain.

She remembered reading once that Cleopatra had lived closer in time to the building of the first Pizza Hut than to the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza.

Instead, his trademark is just a preternaturally good-looking man trying to get things done — to run across the building in time; get to the virtual-reality arcade in time; take down that MIG in time.