"harness their time" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to make use of or utilize one's time effectively or efficiently. Example: "In order to achieve their goals, successful people know how to harness their time by prioritizing tasks and avoiding distractions."
After a freshman year in which the governor tried to stabilize a divided and scandal-ridden Capitol, Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, told lawmakers it was time to harness their newfound comity and mount a more ambitious effort to drum up business in New York.
Immigration hard-liners have wasted no time harnessing their dreams of mass expulsion to the recession.
After designing pen and paper worlds as teenagers, and having both spent time harnessing their separate skills in the music and advertising and design industries, creating computer games was a long-held desire and they decided to take the plunge.
In the lengthy prelude to the event, Ms. Morales and Mr. Geist repeatedly emphasized that Mr. Wallenda would not wear a harness this time.
Some financial resources have begun to be put toward building nonprofit capacity, and to supporting organizations that train, deploy and manage volunteers so they can harness the time and talents of everyone who wants to help.
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England's centres were once the unshakeable backbone of their XV: Will Carling and Jeremy Guscott in harness 43 times, Will Greenwood and Mike Tindall the brain and brawn in Sir Clive Woodward's World Cup winning side.
During harness time, Mr. Galaxy was also constantly praising the cat with head pats and lots of "Good boys".
So who can blame us for trying to harness time, subdue it, make it cough up the most it can for us?
Substitute your dog's usual collar for a harness during this time.
