Sentence examples for making his time from inspiring English sources

"Carter's defective temperament contributed to making his time in office a period of lost opportunity.

"I think we're all looking forward to Jon Lester maybe making his time.

Yup! Watch yourself, please!" Mr. Jones explained that he was just making his time at Amazon "joyful and fun" while complying with the company's rigorous safety rules.

And when the young pianists together played "Matrix," Mr. Corea's darting blues, played with the rhythm section, he did what many wouldn't expect or even want from a teenager: he slowed down, making his time seem to float.

He says he and his wife, the singer Gayle Moran, have agreed that he should really get to work on making his time at home a little more normal; it's too rough on the body.

Despite having to slow to a stroll at one point and making a brief stop to ice his leg, Peña, the 12th miner and runner 7127, picked up to a steady trot towards the end and crossed the finish line at 3 30, making his time come in at a sliver under 6 hours, as was his goal.

As a Kilburn kid studying the results in Cycling Weekly, pedalling across London to be schooled at the dilapidated Herne Hill velodrome or making his time-trial debut on the Hayes bypass, Wiggins was a product of an idiosyncratic British scene, obsessed with the Tour de France but living a life a hundred times removed from its glamour and prestige.

James made his time enormously available.

Ariak also has epilepsy, a condition that made his time in detention all the more difficult.

Which made his time on the red carpet a bit challenging.

Among Irving's special qualities, which made his time at the foundation a celebrated period, were his intellectual curiosity and his capacity to raise funds.