Sentence examples for decent time for a from inspiring English sources

It depends on the conversation but I think that a couple of weeks, maximum, could be a decent time for a decision".

While they're counting their blessings that they've still got European football until Christmas despite having a record of two wins in six matches, it might be a decent time for the Celtic board to take a hard look at what's happening and ask where, exactly, do they go from here.

76 min: Seems a decent time for this email.

Now is a decent time for the Mercurys to correct that.

So with Ireland lacking several injured key forwards, this could just be a decent time for Wales to cross the Irish Sea, particularly with Dan Biggar in fine form, Jonathan Davies back fit and memories of the World Cup win over England still fresh.

"I would like to run a decent time but for me the most important thing is winning medals," he said.

Nor has the government budged on MPs' and peers' attempts to insist on a decent time scale for the contract so that the Post Office can build up other possible sources of revenue.

"I would like to run a decent time, but for me the most important thing is trying to win medals," he said.

He rushed across the road to discover David prostrate on the kitchen floor, where he had been lying for six hours, waiting for a decent time to call.

"There is no shortage of work now and for a decent time into the future.

He failed to design a decent car in time for an 1894 race in Paris, and later developed an experimental engine in Henry Ford's kitchen sink; Mrs. Ford fretted that the fumes would kill baby Edsel.