Sentence examples for is well-timed from inspiring English sources
adjective
Happening at an opportune or advantageous time.
Mr. Yu's warning is well-timed.
In that regard, the announcement is well-timed.
Marc Bolland's dash for the exit at Marks & Spencer is well-timed.
The Local Government Ombudsman's warning to councils not to try to wriggle out of their legal duties to homeless people is well-timed.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukWITH dark rumours swirling of an attack on Iran's nuclear programme, this new book by Trita Parsi is well-timed.
This is well-timed because of the euphoric reaction to the Montreal agreement on global warming, finally wrapped up late on Saturday night.
Their hits have been well-timed, their defense is sparkling.
One could speculate that last year's phenomenal drought in Oklahoma and Texas was well-timed in one sense.
It was his best game as a Knick, and it was well-timed.
The rekindled acquaintance was well-timed: Mr. Berkowitz was in a dispute with another lawyer over his personal memorabilia.
But his over-all message was an upbeat one, and, from that perspective, the Nobel award was well-timed.
