Sentence examples for day the timing from inspiring English sources

Although we standardized the time of day, the timing and content of a meal can influence basal cytokine levels [ 63, 64].

Considering Sept. 27 is National Registration Day, the timing couldn't be more perfect.

Although not all lambs were born on the same day, the timing of gavages and other treatments were maintained for each according to that described in Figure  1A.

As of Friday, the timing of his departure was unclear.

This Sunday, the timing couldn't have been better.

Through Sunday The timing couldn't be better for this survey of John Armleder's pithy "furniture sculptures," which mix functional objects with casual abstract artworks.

But as Shane Casley, the manager of both Petrie and Harvey, made clear in radio interviews on Thursday, the timing of the decision privately, as well as its public execution, was a consequence of players pushing for clarity over their futures.

"As 1 World Trade Center continues to rise into the city skyline," he said Thursday, "the timing is right to determine whether there is a strategic partnership that can add long-term success to the building".

If the Fed is confident about the recovery, it may announce Wednesday the timing of its plans to take the economy off life support.

But for the movie itself, which opens Friday, the timing seems written in the stars.

On Saturday, the timing of the two events will be almost perfect: the moon will reach its perigee distance of 221,802 miles (356,955 kilometers) — the closest lunar perigee of 2012, in fact — at 11 34 p.m. Eastern Time, and it will fall in line with the sun (thereby becoming full) just one minute later.