Sentence examples for getting a time from inspiring English sources

So Harper is getting a time out.

I'm looking forward to [trying], but getting a time close to the record would make me happy.

Have you ever considered getting a time share or renting out a place at the Pines with a group of friends?

It's a bit of work getting a time that's convenient to many but it's worth it for the feeling of togetherness that this can create, especially for people who live far away or if you're holding it as an anniversary memorial event.

Has anyone got a time machine?

He's got a time machine – a phone box.

You don't get a time at all, in fact.

At least in running you cross the line and you get a time straightaway.

In the morning, you get a time graph showing how well you managed to stay in deep sleep.

To get a time series data, samples at a uniform time scale are required.

The new tokens get a time stamp which is the current time plus one.