Sentence examples for declared time from inspiring English sources

"This spring, as never before in modern times, London is switched on," declared Time magazine in April 1966.

But in the end, Pope Francis was declared Time magazine's Person of the Year "for pulling the papacy out of the palace and into the streets".

Most of the versions being proposed this year in the House and Senate do contain a provision that the amendment would be waived when the country is in a declared time of war.

Moreover, he has told Pixar staff that he will not be leaving, and has declared time and again that he does not want to become Apple's chief executive for a second time.

At 112 minutes, To The Wonder could be called "the longest experimental art film ever", declared Time Magazine's Richard Corliss.

For other persons whose death was declared in the hospital, the actual time of death was assumed to be somewhere between the time of hospital arrival (t PRE) and the declared time of death (t SURV).

"IT IS in my power | To o'erthrow law, and in one self-born hour | To plant and o'erwhelm custom," declares Time in "The Winter's Tale".

(Medical professionals are ethically barred from participating in executions and are only present to declare time of death).

"The New Deal has been halted," The New York Times declared at the time.

It declared: "The time has come to take action".

Wynn's hourglass declared that time was running out for his victims.