Sentence examples for making a time from inspiring English sources

Although making a time of death estimate is crucial for many criminal investigations, "we are not very good at it," he says.

While it sounds paradoxical that making a time commitment could make you feel like you have more time, I promise it is true!

RD: It does take commitment to yourself, and I believe in making a time every day to do that.

If they still won't leave you alone try making a time chart.

If you cannot set aside time to listen to something she has to say at a certain moment, suggest making a time when you will be free to sit down and talk, and then make good on that.

That summer she was making a time-motion study at an Illinois arms factory.

However, they have varied reasons for making a time-consuming commitment that offers little personal glory.

The requirements of the legislation and multiple layers of regulation make plan making a time-consuming and labour intensive task.

This is just the sort of feeling that could discourage a mother from making a time-consuming trip to have her child vaccinated.

In the film Gil hears that Gertrude Stein has bought a Matisse for 500 francs and, in the hope of making a time-bending killing, asks her if he could pick up "six or seven" Matisses as well.

"Or, as we call it in England, 'Sunday Morning.' " Foy seemed to be making a time-zone joke, referring to the fact that "S.N.L". fans in the U.K. have to wait until Sunday for the show to be posted online.