Sentence examples for made of the time from inspiring English sources

Sandra Woodall's costumes suggest the first decade or two of the 20th century, but like too much in this production, which the program notes describe as postmodern, nothing is made of the time shift.

One of the basic requirements for enforcement of the decision would be to have monitorings made of the time given over to cigarette commercials and anti-smoking messages by stations throughout the country.

Although I understand why writers and directors are sometimes irritated by so much being made of the time at which the audience will be let out, there are necessary adjustments of concentration, expectation and nutrition to be made, depending on whether we will be in our seats for three-quarters of an hour or three and a quarter hours.

Note that the transmitted signal is made of the time domain OFDM symbol together with the cyclic prefix.

Hundreds of thousands of people queued to walk past his open grave in Westminster Abbey in the days before his funeral, despite him stipulating that "no public announcement be made of the time or place of my burial".

During the 48-week study, assessments were made of the time to virologic failure and time to treatment failure.

And few in this world seemed to know what to make of the time he spent studying Buddhism.

The question is what we'll make of the time we have at those companies and with those colleagues.

And what should we make of the Times' new move to conduct its own realtime polling?

"He'd amaze me if he made any of the time standards.

Our data demonstrate that safe disposition decisions were made most of the time.