Sentence examples for decent time for the from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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.

The draw to select 20 MPs who can bring in their own bills guarantees decent parliamentary time for the first few.

"It was time that Negroes were treated equally with whites, time that they had a decent school, time for the students themselves to do something about it.

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

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

But perhaps the most significant addition to the 2004 Jets is someone who probably has not run a decent time in the 40-yard dash for years and who, once upon a time, could not get past a cornerback named Herman Edwards on the Philadelphia Eagles' depth chart.

When the sun's riding high it might be a nice time for sunbathing, but it's the worst time of day for decent photos as the light is too strong and bright.

Miller, who had skied a decent but not great time for the modified slalom event midway through the group of 30 competitors, was on tenterhooks waiting to see if his score held up for a medal under the weight of the skilled pros that followed.