Sentence examples for by which time of from inspiring English sources

By which time, of course, defences have been arranged as meticulously as the Chinese army.

By which time, of course, I had made quite a name for myself among lenders as a reliable source of immodest interest payments.

You can even program Washy to delay the start for up to 48 hours, by which time, of course, you'll probably have another load waiting.

In fact, I spent so long standing still watching things that I missed my boat back to Batu Niah, which meant negotiating another one - by which time, of course, I had missed the bus back to Miri and had to wait two hours for the next one.

The reactive nature of the FTC's process means that complaints like this one may very well take years to figure out, by which time of course the industry may have moved on and it will be too late to help the consumers affected.

By which time, of course, things may well be too late.

Willard remained head of the Troy Female Seminary until 1838, by which time hundreds of graduates many of them teachers—had been shaped by her philosophy.

This delayed publication of the book until 1937, by which time memoirs of the war had become something of a convention.

At CHOP from 1994-95 to 2005-06, thighestest monthly incidence of rotavirus gastroenteritis was observed during the second month of life, by which time levels of maternal antibody against rotavirus may have substantially waned in many infants (25).

The forests can be replaced, but that takes decades, by which time those of us not yet victim of a biblical flood will probably be living under some sort of horrible eco-fascist rationing regime.

The Audubon Society purchased the house in 1953 and then sold it to the International Center of Photography in 1974, by which time much of its regal interior had given way to the functional and slightly battered look of a busy office.