Sentence examples for carving time from inspiring English sources

Resource-constrained carving is important for digital forensic triage, as well as for e-discovery, where a reduction in carving time may be preferred to completeness.

The meat around these bones cooks more quickly than other parts of the cut, and may not be as moist come carving time.

This lack of snack makes me cranky, and by the time the potatoes are mashed and the brussels sprouts bacon-spangled, I'm pinching off bites of turkey skin, counting the minutes until carving time.

Frankly, research shows that those in their twenties and thirties are much more savvy than my Boomer generation cohorts were about carving time for what matters most to them.

In this digital age, there are no excuses for not carving time to talk face to face with the people you care to keep a relationship with.

Caregiving is a labor of love, but carving time out of your busy schedule, between getting the kids to sports practice, succeeding in your own career, and putting dinner on the table can be a daunting task.

Andrew Maxwell: Up the Creek is in Greenwich – a neck of the woods so crafty they carved time up.

Those customers had the shipping fees returned but were also obligated to carve time out of their vacations to wait at the will-call center.

A single mother trying to carve time to tend to a sick child may start off expecting to lose only a few hours of pay.

"Some male VCs carve time in their calendars to only meet female founders and broaden their understanding.

When kids are small, we have to make a concerted effort to carve time away for ourselves.