Sentence examples for meant in time from inspiring English sources

The Titanic was never meant to be ordinary, but it was meant, in time, to become normal, queen of the trans-Atlantic liners sailing on a regular schedule between New York and the south of England.

VICE talked to him to find out what it all means in time of resurgent "law-and-order" politics.

'As a protocol it's very long, I mean in time, not in importance, in time' (NIG2).

I mean in times of war you don't have Henry VIII clauses".He pointed out that the original clauses were repealed immediately on the king's death.

But in recent years, it seems leisure time means plugged-in time.

That means in its time period, only the season finale of "The X-Files" beat "The Sopranos" in that category.

"That doesn't mean in tough times we don't have to look at our costs.

This means, in The Times's style, that the writer has some latitude to insert his own perspective.

"He's redefining what solitary confinement means in modern times".

"Continuously" means uninterrupted in time or space.

Which means in 10 years' time, we might not have a shortage any more.