Sentence examples for go with time from inspiring English sources

In the pre-internet era, you could go with "Time" or "The The" without a second thought; the salient questions were mostly "is it memorable," "does it sound cool" and "will it look good on band merch/softball jerseys".

In a letter to one of Santek's friends, Robyn Fisher, who also corresponded with him, Hood emphasized that he had always maintained his innocence: "If the prosecutor ask me to plea guilty to this crime and they will let me go with time served, well, I would have to say NO because I will be admitting to something that I didn't do, and that would be lying.

At the last minute we made the decision to go with Time Inc because of the benefits that a strategic brings to the table.

We have to go with time.

Certain materials came and went with time.

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.

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

But let's go with "part-time asshole".

Whether it's birthday cake or pumpkin pie around the holidays, sweet and fatty foods go with good times.

A standard mathematical model of the glycemia/insulinemia dynamics is in continuous time and goes with discrete time measurements of the subcutaneous glycemia delivered by a continuously glucose monitor (CGM).

A lot of times when I go with a first-time shopper, they don't buy anything.