Sentence examples for from time to be from inspiring English sources
According to Norman Pearlstine, Murdoch might hire an editor whose conservative political instincts were "in sync with his own" — as Fox News hired the conservative John Moody from Time to be its news chief — or he could turn to the editorial-page editor, Paul Gigot, "who was a first-rate reporter before he went to the editorial page".
But the goalkeeper hobbled off 12 minutes from time to be replaced by Daniels.
Going back to the '60s, I found the following prediction from TIME to be both narrow and insightful, not to mention sexist: In a 1966 article about 2000 called "The Futurists," TIME predicted that "Remote shopping, while possible, would never become popular because women like to get out of the house, like to handle the merchandise, like to be able to change their minds".
To learn and practice what is learned from time to time is pleasure, is it not?
Russian courts have found Moscow's permit system, a holdover from Soviet times, to be unconstitutional.
You feel you are engaged from time to time, am busier than I was".
That corollary, of which we should be reminded from time to time, is this: popular entertainment from Hollywood is – to greater or lesser extent – propaganda.
To be afraid from time to time is the stuff of living.
They may even, from time to time, be a nuisance.
(5) Assume any other responsibilities that may from time to time be assigned to it by FHFA.
