Sentence examples for getting less time from inspiring English sources
One area of reality that will be getting less time on NBC this fall is news.
She said she hoped her perfume would bring "a new audience to opera, because we have this problem in this country, where the arts are constantly getting less time in the media and less time in education".
Foreign correspondents got less time; celebrities got more.
You will get less time than a new production but that time should be well spent.
I get less time than if I had an office, but …" "Yes, of course," he said.
'Well,' he barks, 'you simply get less time.' So we proceed, at a gallop, to discuss the Stamp Collection.
More obscure governesses, whose lives are harder to unpuzzle — and might thus be more intriguing — get less time.
"They've got less time, so their time is more valuable; the time they're prepared to spend shopping is less.
Toney took the blame -- he knew he'd get less time as a juvenile; his best friend, Pee Wee, also took the rap as a gesture of solidarity.
He has been in the Tory whips' office since 1995 and likes to joke to colleagues: "You get less time for murder".
You get less time if you turn him in.'" Cope finally pulls out a pair of fence cutters and cuts a square out of the fence.
