Sentence examples for much time then from inspiring English sources

She didn't waste much time then.

If you don't have much time, then eat instant oatmeal.

My boyfriend didn't like my new "scene"; I panicked because I felt that we were spending too much time — then too little time — together.

Instead he got "You the schools?" Bennet didn't have much time, then, to think through what he'd set in motion: a systematic pursuit of the sort of student who lowered aggregate test scores and teacher morale.

Bennet didn't have much time, then, to think through what he'd set in motion: a systematic pursuit of the sort of student who lowered aggregate test scores and teacher morale.

You do not have much time, then, to admire the still, gray waters of the septic ponds, or watch the dust kicked up by children playing in the dirt streets, or examine the jungle gym of tires and construction debris piled near the dump — the dump that was closed for health reasons last year, but still burns now and then.

That said, if you do end up in a heated three-day romance and decide to suture yourself to another person for the duration of your stay because "we only have so much time together!" then that's perfectly fine as well.

Much time must then be spent on revision and production before the book is completed.

We don't have much time, and then there are the varying language levels.

Schiavone said later: "She took maybe too much time but then the umpire give her the time violation".

It would be nice if you could tally up the to-dos and say, "With the resources we have, we will need this much time"—and then get exactly what you've asked for.