Sentence examples for judge time from inspiring English sources

How you judge patience depends on how you judge time.

It is the decision of Judge Time, who constantly separates those who last from those who don't.

Hazlewood said it was up to the player himself to judge time spent off the field and any potential repercussions.

Past research has indicated that individuals can use the rate of visual looming in order to the judge time to passage (TTP) of approaching vehicles, and that smaller vehicles loom to a lesser extent than larger vehicles (e.g., Horswill et al., 2005).

The trial of Officers Gilkes and Pinto was scheduled to conclude this week, but has now been adjourned until Dec. 5 to allow the judge time to decide on a motion filed by prosecutors seeking to limit the nature of questions defense lawyers can ask Mr. Peterson, Mr. Reed said.

"You learn how to judge time after doing it for a while," said Davis, who is from Israel but now lives in Hawaii and works at the Kona Diving Company.

At judging time, last week's Star Baker falls from grace.

Preliminary charges give judges time to pursue an investigation.

"How this war is judged, time will tell".

This deadline gives a panel of judges time to review the documents prior to the symposium.

That's partly why someone with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder has trouble judging time intervals and grows impatient with what seems like the slow passage of time.