Sentence examples for central standard from inspiring English sources

"President Kennedy died at 1pm Central Standard Time".

No.9: Voting for the entire country will be done on Central Standard Time so that everyone votes during the same 12 hours.

The designated turkey cooks, who have a day job, can rest easy as the talk line is open until 8pm central standard time.

Shortly after 10 P.M. Central Standard Time, television networks announced that Barack Obama had been elected the forty-fourth President of the United States.

Fortunately, the system re-engaged after two hours and by 8am (central standard time) yesterday Fossett was near the Azores, approaching the coast of Africa.

"From Dallas, Tex., the flash, apparently official: President Kennedy died at 1 p.m. Central Standard Time, 2 o'clock Eastern Standard Time, some 38 minutes ago".

The conflict between Tony Blair's zeal for market-based reforms and his successor's preference for central standards backed by big spending splintered Labour for years.

In the 2010 N.F.L. draft, quarterback Dan LeFevour (Chicago, 181st over all) and wide receiver Antonio Brown (Pittsburgh, 195th over all) were sixth-rounders — a coup by Central standards.

"We have never truly moved away from independence to national, central standards," said J. Chris Hrouda, executive vice president and a 20-year veteran of the Red Cross's biomedical services, as the blood operations are known.

At least the central standards of dignified human life are not relational but "absolute".

"Statistically, if you look at what happened over the weekend, those are not high numbers compared to a central Brooklyn standard," he said, about the crime at Jouvert.