Sentence examples for day in time to from inspiring English sources

His decree was passed but rescinded the next day, in time to save Mytilene.

(Mr. Williams posted bail that same day, in time to perform at Carnegie Hall).

When Ms. Fawcett was cast on "Charlie's Angels," she had a clause written into her contract that allowed her to leave the set every day in time to prepare dinner for Mr. Majors.

Mr. Clinton had no public schedule in New York, and was back in Washington the next day in time to speak to a gathering of the American Society of Newspaper Editors.

He called the latest draft – which was finished earlier in the day, in time to start high-level talks among political leaders next week – "a very good beginning".

The couple arrived at the Los Angeles Marriott Burbank Airport after the final four-hour leg of their trip on Thanksgiving Day in time to watch Betty Peters' son, Ben Hooten, and his girlfriend, Montana Lee, take to the dance floor in the U.S. Open Swing Dance Championships Pro-Am division, in which professional dancers are partnered with amateurs.

Harrell passed his physical Wednesday, in time to join the Jets for their preseason finale, against Philadelphia on Thursday night.

All three returned Sunday, in time to watch a familiar story line unfold.

Mason, who agreed to a two-year contract with the Jets on Saturday, flew in Sunday in time to catch the tail end of practice.

If the debt deal passes on Monday in time to avert a federal default, all eyes will turn to the July jobs report coming Friday from the Labor Department.

Strahan, a 15-year veteran, returned to the team Tuesday, in time to participate in three full practices and Friday's light workout.