Sentence examples for modest times from inspiring English sources

Her modest times show it.

Even in those modest times of rudimentary television and relatively modest behavior, it was a very big thing.

While "Last Train to Paris" has been well received, it's only been a modest commercial success in modest times for the record business.

That team blew a six-and-a-half-game lead with 12 to go by losing 10 in a row, giving off more wretchedness than these Mets, partly because in those modest times they were losing real money by not getting into the World Series.

Local favourite Bradl had set the pace in atrocious conditions before the rain stopped with around 15 minutes left and the leading riders headed back out to improve on the earlier modest times.

Another recent indicator of market contraction is SVAngel's exit from Y Combinator's Start Fund, which has adjusted to these more modest times by renaming itself YC VC and contracting itself, doling out smaller amounts of actual capital and providing more human capital.

On Saturday, Pistorius finished second in his heat with a relatively modest time of 45.44 seconds to reach the semifinals.

He cited the modest time difference with Brazil as one reason why this tournament is attracting more customers compared with previous World Cups.

The History Old Westbury's origins go back to a modest time in the 1670's when Long Island's first settlers, English Quakers, established farms in the area.

Critics questioned the need for modest time-savings and deplored the rising cost of HS2 to a predicted £56.6bn, nearly 10 times the price of the 68-mile HS1 between the Channel Tunnel and London.

Caster Semenya, in her first race since being cleared to return to competition after undergoing sex-verification tests, won the 800 meters Thursday in a modest time at a low-key meet in Lappeenranta, Finland.