Sentence examples for differently the time from inspiring English sources

This year, which could be remembered for a partial American withdrawal and the election of a government meant to preside over the departure of the rest of those troops, may be recalled differently: the time when a new Iraq — the term still offered by diplomats and a ruling class ever more divorced from those they rule — looked broken.

They decided differently when the time came".

I read it all rather differently at the time.

What could their colleagues have said or done differently at the time?

However referee Mike Dean, who has sent Laurent Koscielny off earlier in the match, saw things differently at the time, adjudging the challenge to be two-footed.

"When we say we're from a company with a business card, they treat you differently from the time you arrive," Yesenia Bucio, 32, Teresa Bucio's sister, said.

The experience makes him recall an old romance and, like the husbands in the stories "Buoyancy" and "Monhegan Light," he understands his long marriage differently by the time the tale is over.

It is not clear whether the revised account of the accident, the world's worst since Chernobyl in 1986, would have prompted Tepco to respond differently at the time.

"I get ideas about how to do things differently all the time," says Thomas Vles, who came up with his disposable cat litter product, Poopy Cat, after realising that his cat didn't associate the box as a toilet, only the litter.

The biggest audience ever in the UK for a single programme remains the 30.5m for EastEnders on 25 December 1986 - but the figures were compiled differently at the time.

The biggest audience ever in the UK for a single programme remains the 30.5 million who tuned in to EastEnders on 25 December 1986 when Den Watts announced he was divorcing Angie - but the figures were compiled differently at the time.