Sentence examples for more time beginning from inspiring English sources

How many people have paid attention so far?" He will spend much more time, beginning early in his 50- to 55-minute speech, discussing national security, aides said.

When the United States lost to Germany and Iran, players who wanted more playing time began to revolt.

He will probably need to pitch at least one more time before beginning a minor league rehabilitation assignment.... Matt Wise, who flew to New York last Wednesday expecting to be activated from the disabled list, returned to Port St .Lucie to stay fresh as the Mets ponder how to create room for him in the bullpen...

Coty said Sunday that it was unsure why Avon's board needs more time to begin talks.

Greece begs for more time to begin cutbacks Athens could be granted more time to implement harsh austerity measures after its efforts to persuade its eurozone partners that Greece's stymied growth is unlikely to show any signs of recovering if new cutbacks are enforced.

In light of the gravity of the question and with more time, they began drafting a second, more comprehensive memo, expanding and refining their legal analysis and, in an unusual step, researching and citing dense thickets of intelligence reports supporting the premise that Mr. Awlaki was plotting attacks.

In experiments in the 1970s, psychiatrists showed that participants completing word-association tasks quickly tired of the job once obvious answers were given; granted more time, they began trying much more creative solutions, as if the boredom "had the power to exert pressure on individuals to stretch their inventive capacity," Dr. Belton said.

By that time Samantha will have more time to begin work on the website, marketing materials and film selection.

Some drug addicts are known to pass through treatment programmes four, five, six or even more times before beginning the end of their dependency.

During its second run of operation, it was a hangout for Beats and bohemians but over time began attracting more and more of a gay clientele.

A dichotomous classification for each symptom was used: positive if the symptoms had occurred more than 12 times, beginning in the last year, regardless of its severity; negative if otherwise.