Sentence examples for go with the times from inspiring English sources

Recital manners come and go with the times, as they should.

"It's disappointing," notes Clark, "that he decided to go with the times and the establishment – and not with the truth".

Unsurprisingly, the Conservative-supporting press was convinced that Corbyn should go, with the Times devoting its leading article to Labour's crisis.

"You have to go with the times — this is what's in," said Joe Torres, the longtime owner, who turns his back room into a karaoke lounge every Friday at 9 p.m. On this night, the first of the performances finally came at 11 18 p.m.: an unexpectedly sweet, yearning rendition of a 1961 Sam Cooke hit.

"You have to go with the times or else you're not going to sell anything," Mr. Dudyshyn said, adding that his customers seem less interested in the extras of a decade ago than they are in practicalities like energy-efficient oil burners and windows.

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Then go to DATE AND TIME and change the settings to however many hours ahead to go with the time it takes to cook the food you picked.

This might be the night before, or it could mean getting up extra early; go with the time that suits you best.

Flowers don't do well in weather that is too cold or very hot, so go with the time in between these periods: spring.

We never went with the times.

Reznor has gone with the times and changed his look.