Sentence examples for famous time from inspiring English sources

"With people that are talented and famous, time is of the essence so I tell them, 'It'll be over before you know it', and that cheers them up".

When backers offered him the use of a television studio for his famous "Time for Choosing" speech of Oct. 27, 1964, he declined and asked for a "large room full of students".

And those who saw the value of their portfolios collapse in 2001 may feel that Rubin and Greenspan and Summers -- The Committee to Save the World," as a famous Time magazine cover+had+it -- somehow created the bubble.

Not surprisingly, Mr. Foss's famous "Time Cycle" (1960) emerged as the strongest work, in part because of a luminous reading by members of the Met Chamber Orchestra under James Levine in the Making Music program.

Just as the inner workings of the DeLorean are left to our imagination, so does the most famous time machine to grace our televisions, the Tardis, retain its mysteries.

Only 10 years ago, in a famous Time magazine article on "The Rotting of the Big Apple," one concerned New Yorker was bemoaning how crime was "tearing at the vitals of this city".

The visitors who witnessed one of the most famous "time-slips" of them all were British women from Oxford.

One of the most famous times in the world after Usain Bolt's astonishing run at the 2009 World Athletics Championships.

Imagine Frederic Taylor standing over me with a stopwatch doing one of his famous time-motion studies during my four-hour morning clinic.

In his famous time-and-motion studies, Taylor used a stopwatch to measure production processes and identify potential opportunities for improvement in order to most efficiently make use of time.

One of the most famous times when scientists tried to predict the next earthquake was along the San Andreas fault around the Central California town of Parkfield.