Sentence examples for making the times from inspiring English sources

Although readers don't have a strong sense of what they do, they play important roles in making The Times what it is.

Thomson was criticized for making the Times of London frothier, for reducing it to tabloid size, for cutting back investigative coverage, and for editorially supporting the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

Without making the times for those additional units available, the union said, the department was not presenting an accurate picture of how the closings had affected its firefighting operations.

The winter issue of V, a fashion magazine with a smaller circulation that is further out on the edge, was another matter, making The Times look conservative by comparison.

His strategy was to write letters to the editors bitching that Reichl's penchant for reviewing noodle joints (before southeast Asian cuisine had established itself as worthy of professional critical attention) was making the Times look low-rent.

A foundation like the Chicago Community Trust, having taken first position in the tranched investment, has also taken on most of the risk, making The Times Democrat a safer investment for others.

I regret not making the time after reading the report.

The balance for me is making the time to surf.

Be stubborn about making the time every day.

"It's about making the time to reflect". .

The story made the Times.