Sentence examples for figures in the time from inspiring English sources

If he was not alone responsible for "bursting the limits of time," he was one of the major figures in the "time revolution" of the latter eighteenth century (Rudwick 2005).

I'm glad you figured in the time and gasoline you used on chasing bargains found on Internet coupon sites ("A Path to Redemption, Limited-Time Offer," June 21).

What is routinely a 35-minute trip took more than two hours, if you figure in the time it took for his daughter to get checked with a magnetometer.

Galas and events often net less than 50% of what is raised after expenses and figuring in the time of staff and volunteers.

Many characters that figure in the Times story are missing from Maddow's, most conspicuously Trump's Indonesian business partner Hary Tanoesoedibjo.

Should you start young, you end up gaining more in the long run, especially figuring in the time-value of money.

Also, the miles-per-gallon figure in The Times' test drive was wrongly listed as 93.

The first, the "James Brown," involves pivoting on one heel and the opposite toe, a move that seemed too complicated to figure out in the time allotted.

Don't put pressure on yourself or your baby to get everything figured out in the time you have off work.

This can be seen in Figure 4 in the time interval approximately [40, 105] seconds, where the experimental data fits this linear growth very well.

For example, the figures reported in the Times article almost certainly inflate plaintiff success rates for 1989 and report a time trend that probably does not exist.