Sentence examples for in time to questions from inspiring English sources
Islington Council did not respond in time to questions about how often it employed professional witnesses.
Oh. Has there ever been such a dismal month in sports — a time to question why we are so enthusiastic about spectator sports, particularly as part of so-called education?
If you employed someone that needy in a small business, it's time to question your own hiring decisions!
Validation measures were taken from CA2 since these measurements were completed closest in time to the PA questions.
"I have to go back in time to answer that question," he said.
Which led, in time, to the big question: Where are the great Jewish delis of Jersey, and how good can they possibly be?
"So, I guess if I could go back in time – to answer your question – I would have put my foot down and said: 'I'm not doing it without David.' That's the one thing I would do differently".
Cate Blanchett's Galadriel hardly appears at all, and Hugo Weaving, as the elf lord Elrond, arrives just in time to answer a trivia question.
Well, lookee here, it's Google with a FriendFeed clone just in time to ask the musical question: If FriendFeed sucks so much, why on earth is Google doing a for-profit version of it?
Yet, our design takes us much closer in time to the phenomena in question vis-à-vis adult studies that usually rely on distal retrospective reports.
Miles said the government would respond in detail in time to the report, which also questioned the effectiveness of $175m in spending commitments by various state government departments between 2013 and 2018.
