Sentence examples for community of time from inspiring English sources

Although the Kohala area is already home to half a dozen large luxury resorts, as well as a growing community of time shares and luxury homes, many residents now have to drive at least half an hour to areas like Kailua-Kona or Waimea, for major shopping purchases and groceries.

In this framework, care was defined as the "provision in the household and the community of time, attention, and support to meet the physical, mental, and social needs of the growing child and other household members" [ 10], or more simply, the practices that "translate food security and healthcare resources into a child's well-being" [ 11].

In England, precaution had long taken the form of "banns": a couple's intention to wed was proclaimed in church on three successive Sundays, thus giving a community plenty of time to determine whether either party was committed elsewhere.

"They want to choose a community ahead of time rather than having limited choices when a health crisis hits," he adds.

Even when subjects were known to be in a community flexibility of time was needed, as children frequently moved from house to house.

Thomas and the Magic Railroad Thomas, the tank engine from the PBS children's series "Shining Time Station," tries to be really useful as he chugs between the real-life community of Shining Time and the imaginary island of Sodor.

The Daily Sabah quotes Ersoy: There are scientists and historians who claim that the Christian community of the time was heavily pressured by the Roman authorities, and they invented these kinds of crosswords to communicate among themselves.

Poincaré's extensive correspondence demonstrates the extent of his relations with the scientific community of his time (Nabonnand 1999; Walter 2007).

Darwin's grandfather Erasmus had been a prominent deist, while Charles Lyell, the founder of modern geology and Darwin's mentor at Cambridge, was probably the most influential deist in the scientific community of his time.

This view differs from the one commonly held in the Jewish community of his time, which he himself called a root and true opinion of the Torah in his more popular works.

Bates adhered to a different explanation of accommodation which had already been generally disregarded by the medical community of his time.