Sentence examples for bush time from inspiring English sources

It's the year of the bush – time to rediscover all female body hair, by Emer O'Toole 12.

Throughout the day, reporters drew attention to the difference between what they called "Clinton time" (never on schedule) and "Bush time" (precisely on schedule).

The Bush Time is well gone, though there is much to clean up after the damage it inflicted; damage which dwarfs that inflicted by Katrina and Iraq and the thousand black holes of despair snuffing out the thousand points of light.

Then domestic opposition must be overcome, and a deal struck, before next spring, to give President George Bush time to sell the idea to Congress before his "fast-track" negotiating authority over trade bills expires in June 2007.

Following are excerpts from remarks by President-elect George W. Bush designating General Colin L. Powell as secretary of state and General Powell's response as recorded by The New York Times: PRESIDENT-ELECT BUSH: Many times during the course of my campaign I said that if all went well Gen. Colin Powell just might be called back into the service of his country.

Every ideology collapsed into something else, just as her frail family farmhouse of mud and thatch would fade back into the bush in time.

A lioness is panting in the shade of a thorn bush, taking time to cool down before devouring her kill.

The year 2010 saw yet another twig appear on the hominin branch of the evolutionary bush, this time one even closer to the Neanderthals than our own.

We would run out of class and hide in the bush every time we thought they were coming," she recalls.

"Rose bushes one time, and obviously at Christmas, Christmas trees and holly and stuff like that," he said.

Next: a letter to "a blackberry abatement specialist" from a stingy, sanctimonious crank named Audrey Griffin, who wants her yard cleared of prickly blackberry bushes in time for the school's fund-raising party.