Sentence examples for looking at the time from inspiring English sources

I'm looking at the time.

I wasn't even looking at the time, the seconds.

This is done by looking at the time interval of 2 seconds.

It's really depressing, just sitting here, looking at the time, all the time".

I'm sitting on the bed and I'm looking at the time, have a cup of coffee and you're feeling fine".

You need not keep looking at the time, as if you were in a hurry to get away".

But Mr Chetty argues it is unnecessary.He gleans all the information he needs by looking at the time it takes unemployed people to find a new job.

"We're looking at the Time-magazine party.

A 2012 study by social scientists at the University of Chile looking at the time-diaries of mothers and children showed that one more hour of maternal time per week can move a child as many as five positions higher in a class of 30; the effects were greater if the mother had been college-educated.

Furthermore, the result that more surpluses arise in the PPM-solar scenario, indicates the importance of carefully looking at the time-aspects of surpluses and inflow (in this case both during summer) in relation to the merit order.

Interestingly, when looking at the time-course of induction of protein expression in Aplysia, we found Flotillin-1 to be up-regulated at 24 hours but not 48 hours after stimulation with 5-HT.