Sentence examples for given a specific time from inspiring English sources

"We weren't given a specific time, we were just told to wait," said Victoria Cajara, 51, a Magallanes village counselor who had been by the roadside for four hours.

According to [5] availability is calculated as the percentage of time an application and its services are available, given a specific time interval.

This wasn't a formal meeting, and Karneges wasn't given a specific time to show up.

But, in theory, stories with immersive plots could be transformed into cultural events when given a specific time peg.

"Lady Blue" got only a passing reference in the formal press release, with no indication that it had been given a specific time period and would be premiering with the rest of the network's new shows.

In the experimental condition participants were given a specific time for each question.

"Things should be looking up soon," he said, but added he didn't want to give a specific time frame.

A letter from the Food and Drug commissioner, Andrew C. von Eschenbach, to Senator Arlen Specter did not say that the agency could absorb the money in the next few months, nor did it give a specific time period.

Roosevelt officials do not claim that FastCare is quicker than 911, though they hint at it, and MetroCare officials say so outright, although they do not give a specific time.

He indicated that the Huffington Post's move into charging for content was likely to happen within the next five years but would not give a specific time when it would be introduced.

Despite this, Mr Black told BBC News today that they were not particularly concerned about the tweet: "The tweet was only up for a short time, it did not give a specific time...and nobody came," he said.