Sentence examples for in more time from inspiring English sources

Clearly, I was putting in more time at work.

Either that or British actors, fed up with playing stuttering kings and fumbling Romeos, are putting in more time at the gym.

Fearful of losing their jobs, millions of workers coped with the crisis by putting in more time at the office — "doing at least two people's jobs," Frank says — even if it meant less time to shop for deals.

He shed the flowing locks that framed his boyish face and stayed focused during the semi-arid 2009 season by putting in more time on the practice range, in the gym and on his bike.

Young athletes, ages 10-14, are often putting in more time on their sport than professional athletes do.

"Those guys choose to put in more time".

Cameron put in more time schmoozing his backbenches.

Sometimes, it just means "putting in more time".

The default answer is to put in more time.

It would be nice, he says, to fit in more time for exercise.

If "decrease" doesn't cut it, if you aim to dismember, slay, and bury the junk mail beast, you'll have to put in more time--a lot more--than seven minutes.