Sentence examples for hospitable time from inspiring English sources

It was not a hospitable time for comedy.

They were artisans and aesthetes: scientists of a sort that gradually ceased to exist as the natural sciences grew more formal and mature.Mr Leach's compelling thesis is that 19th-century America provided a uniquely hospitable time and place for lovers, and especially collectors, of butterflies.

Even with East Palo Alto's newfound media attention and some charitable support, the 1990s weren't a particularly hospitable time for minorities in the state of California; voters tightened access for underrepresented minorities to university admissions and toughened penalties in the state's criminal justice system.

They compared firms that began when venture-capital was easy to come by with those that launched in less hospitable times.

Now that it has arrived at 22-kilometer-wide, 300-meter-deep Endeavour, Opportunity may be on the brink of rock from earlier, more hospitable times in martian history.

Matthea Harvey (author of Modern Life): Jynne Martin -- her book, We Mammals in Hospitable Times, is coming out next year with Carnegie Mellon.

In Arab countries, serving guests cardamom-flavoured coffee remains a symbol of hospitality, and for our hospitable, Anglo tea-time purposes, a sprinkling is a delicious addition to a coffee cake.

Like Mr. King, Tea Party candidates across the country in districts with a mix of voters are finding a far less hospitable environment this time, especially in swing states.

Could there be a more hospitable place and time for Woods to change the subject back to his stalking of that record, as well as Jack Nicklaus's 73 career victories and record 18 professional major championships, which Woods covets most?

Shaul and his wife, Lea, were incredibly gracious and hospitable the entire time I was in Gvaot.

"I myself was hospitable at all times".