Sentence examples for have in time from inspiring English sources

Would "Trimalchio in West Egg," one of Fitzgerald's initial choices, have in time accrued the same force as "The Great Gatsby"?

Meanwhile, the sculptures of nuclear missiles that adorned Islamabad have been removed, as have, in time for the summit meeting, signs that refer to Kashmir as "the jugular of the nation".

In all such cases, the narrower meaning has developed from the constant use of the word in a more specialized context, and the contextual presuppositions of the word have in time become part of its meaning.

"You go into overdrive trying to cram in the last 56 brilliant ideas that you have in time for the deadline and it is always the time when any problem that's ever going to happen to the project emerges – one second before you're putting it in the brochure," Mackenzie says.

Kennedy was also, Rovere thought, "the first modern President who gave one a sense of caring — and of believing that a President ought to care — about the whole quality and tone of American life": He proposed to have, in time, an impact on American taste.

Both these projects have, in time, created billions, even trillions, of dollars in profits for private companies that cashed in on the original public investment.

To be honest, I have, in times of desperation, used tapwater as a mixer for a variety of spirits.

This way someone else can benefit, just as you will have in times past.

But this journey has, in time, exposed a confidence, strength and force of will I had forgotten.

It is as if Chechnya has stopped in time.

I have, in my time, visited Ambridge.