Sentence examples for indian time from inspiring English sources

The Penn Masala a cappella concert held last Sunday in Kresge Auditorium was running on Indian time.

I certainly won't be struggling to be up at 4am to watch the boys, not because of Joseph, touch wood, but because I'm staying on Indian time.

She told me that the powwow would get started on "Indian time," and that she heard there might be wohanpi, buffalo stew, served later.

His new "Kaash," which is Hindu for "if," draws on the Kathak style in dance inspired by Hindu gods, black holes, Indian time cycles, tablas and themes of creation and destruction.

The Mangalyaan satellite was confirmed to be in orbit shortly after 0800, Indian time.

On the morning of 24 September Indian time, Isro re-oriented Mangalyaan and fired its on-board rocket motor for about 24 minutes to slow the spacecraft.

Archaeological ruins dating from Indian times are Tazumal, Pampe, El Trapito, and San Andrés.

Indian times; pioneer times; slow, serene island time: on Sauvie Island, all three are palpably in the air.

Other publications include the Oklahoma Indian Times, the Tulsa Daily Commerce and Legal News, the Tulsa Beacon, This Land Press, and the Tulsa Free Press.

This was meant simply to halt the decimation of the Indian population and to give the surviving Indians time to reconstitute themselves.

Because they were delayed by the tide, word of the force's departure preceded them, giving the Indians time to set up an ambush near the mouth of what later became known as Bloody Creek.