Sentence examples for it's times from inspiring English sources

As I note in this weekend's Your Money column, it's times like these that tempt us to send a message to governmental leaders who won't make hard choices and take our stock market money to countries that seem safer.

It's times like these that England miss Simon Jones's reverse-swinging abilites.

It's times like that when Compton whips out Roosevelt's speech, which reads, "It is not the critic who counts.

It's times like these that you've gotta love Indonesia's obsession with copying stuff.

It's times like these I wish I would wear pants.

It's times like that when you miss people.

"It's Times Square on New Year's Eve all the time in the soil," the soil biologist Dr. Elaine Ingham says enthusiastically, and, with the help of a microscope, we see exactly what she means.

"It's a new building, and it's Times Square".

And because it's Times Square, which swats away moderation as if it were a pesky gnat.

"I would say I'm overdressed but …" And then he shrugged, "It's New York, it's the Tonys, it's Times Square!" Amen to that.

Breanne McMillen, 15, of Seaford, Del., visiting New York on a spring break trip with her friends, said: "It's Times Square.