Sentence examples for granted some time from inspiring English sources

In reality, Rembrandt now worked in the service of his son and his common-law wife, as the agreement continued: "Having been granted some time ago cessio bonorum [conveyance of goods], the reason why he has given up everything and has to be supported".

I was granted some time with the one-time Sega Power reviewer to discuss his life in gaming, how it feels to be realised in 3D, and a decidedly unorthodox piece of casting... How did you get involved in this project?

KERRY: Not really, because these are leases that were granted some time ago prior to President Obama becoming president.

With the right outlook and, granted, some time, you will view it as a rare opportunity to start over.

"The club has been granted some more time to settle what's owed as a result of the case we put forward, and I am confident that this will be done in the next two weeks.

Anyway, he is already on to his next book, not about finance; he plans perhaps, in the future, to write something about Barack Obama, who recently granted him some time.

Yet, couples often start to take each other for granted after some time together.

Of course, if you live in the Pacific Northwest, California, Nevada, Colorado, DC, or any of the other handful of states that have legalized weed, chances are you've taken the idea of blazing in (relative) peace for granted for some time now.

There are also crowd scenes on a scale rarely attempted on television, spectacles that compensate somewhat for the skimpy screen time granted some of the secondary characters.

Granted, some people had the time to do this, like college students and professional disc jockeys, but for anyone else it was a drag.

William and Kate were granted some privacy during their time as students, but after graduating, that period of calm ended - and Catherine, without any security, bore the brunt.