Sentence examples for have much time before from inspiring English sources

These two probably don't have much time before the rains come, and their quick pace of play makes it clear that they know that.

Liana hated interrupting a swim, and she didn't have much time before the equatorial sun set, as if someone had flicked a light switch.

When a hurricane is poised to make landfall and the authorities issue an evacuation order, you may not have much time before you leave to protect your home from the storm — and from flooding.

Sirulnick says he spends his days thinking about little but these kinds of studies, and the way he sees it, his network doesn't have much time before the beta test of this phenomenon is over.

After all, they probably don't have much time before Mr. Jobs begins to think differently about mobile search.

Because we didn't have much time before being given the green-light and shooting there wasn't much time for me to learn how to dance – and Heather has been dancing for years.

If you post something that shouldn't be made public, you don't have much time to delete before it's really not possible.

With closing velocities exceeding 80mph, sailors no longer have much time to think before taking action.

Dig deeper into the report, though, and it makes for even scarier reading, as many of those people losing lots of wealth are older and don't have much time to recover before retiring.

"We didn't have much time to access him before the Zimbabwe game but his debut [against DR Congo] is now on the cards.

I really wanted to start the match well, because I didn't have much time on the court overall before the fourth round.