Sentence examples for decent time to from inspiring English sources
Now people are dipping their toes in the water and thinking it might be a decent time to get involved".
It still gives me decent time to take meetings in the evening, meetings in the morning; I handle my creative stuff for the show on Wednesdays.
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.
"For me, definitely, I had decided it would be in the next year and, as things were falling out in terms of our plans, it just seemed to be a good chance to make this change now and then make sure that we allowed a decent time to select my successor for what is a vital role, an important one".
So, if you were planning on saying your piece, this week is a pretty decent time to do so.
Last weekend I posited that as Windows 9 appears to be galloping to market, it's a decent time to start saying goodbye to Windows 8. Now that Foley has revealed that Windows 9's preview should be open to the public, for a good-sized chunk of the computing world Windows 8 is all but over — they will be able to quickly scoot over to the new code, provided that the preview isn't too buggy.
Instead, we have decided to really only recruit A+ players who can make a decent time commitment to our business, and would be paid salary, stock options or a combination of both.
Having caused havoc for successive Tory leaders, it would be extraordinary if it was disunity in sceptic ranks that helped keep the UK in the EU and enhanced Cameron's reputation as a Tory prime minister who settled the argument over Europe if not for good, then for a decent long time to come.
Verdict: If a club such as Inter Milan offer a decent deal, time to sell and move on.
In all honesty you only really have to become an independent, decent time-manager to succeed.
Anyone who has spent a modicum of time in airports knows that the great secret to having a decent time in them is to find your way to a lounge.
