Sentence examples for if in time from inspiring English sources

He continued, "I wonder if in time he'll come to wish he spent more time on the road".

With a soundtrack by Ryuichi Sakimoto, it shows two children playing ping pong as if in time to the music.

As Mr Mbeki puts it: "If, in time, the majority of the black population sees that no change has occurred, one must expect that people will rebel".

N.Y.U. will know that its innovations in weekend operations and doctor assessment are working if, in time, they help improve the cost-effectiveness of care.

And if in time there proves to be no solution short of armed intervention, the U.S. will not - as seemed likely only about 2 weeks ago - be alone in undertaking it.

The road to premiership success is rarely linear and it would surprise few if, in time, Port Adelaide's 2015 is remembered as little more than a speed hump on the road to success.

MacDonald writes: "if in times of doubt we take our questions directly to the Lord, then our faith increases.

It is as if Chechnya has stopped in time.

She added that the mixture, "if taken in time, is considered infallible".

So what if check-in time wasn't until 3 o'clock?

In fact, if, in times of rising inequality, we abandon the primary distribution as a target of economic policy, we place far too much stress on our safety net programs.