Sentence examples for comes to time from inspiring English sources
"When it comes to time in prison, I have to look out for my client".
When it comes to time capsules, it is the thought that counts.
He comes to Time Inc. from OneSource Information Services, a digital marketing and information company, which he joined in 2012 when the investment company he worked for acquired it.
Are the choices I am making – to be a stay-at-home mother who also works from home and is therefore pushed when it comes to time and my own sanity – messing up my children's lives?
When it comes to time management -- more than usually important in narratives about aging and memory -- Barnes is a top-flight precisionist, often sectioning stories with space breaks and numerical divisions that give them a surprising amplitude.
"When a community corrections entity like parole exists in a department of corrections, it is always of a secondary concern when it comes to time, attention and resources," Dr. Paparozzi said.
But when it comes to time-consuming activities, there's one that sits head and shoulders above them all.
Therefore, although FEC-based schemes introduce additional band occupation, due to the transmission of redundant recovery data, they seem more suitable than ARQ techniques when it comes to time-sensitive multi-client communications.
With Chronos, however, the idea is to have more of a "set it and forget it" type of experience when it comes to time-tracking.
The closest I've ever come to time travel was Aleppo, Syria.
