Sentence examples for needed a time from inspiring English sources
It turns out Beaufort would have needed a time machine to hang it in his drawing room in 1870s New York, since it wasn't painted till 1886.
It would have had been hard to do so after Alistair Hargreaves landed on him but there was no attempt to haul himself away as if, like Pisi, he needed a time out.
Jones, the top-ranked woman in the 60-meter hurdles last year, needed a time of 7.84 seconds to capture the $25,000 bonus in the Visa Championship Series and did just that.
Carlin needed a time of one minute 58.33 seconds in Tuesday's final at the National Championships in Sheffield.
The 21-year-old needed a time of one minute 58.33 seconds in the final at the National Championships in Sheffield, but could only record 2 00.01.
Carlin needed a time of one minute 58.33 seconds in Tuesday's final at the National Championships in Sheffield to qualify for London 2012.
Ceding control over security would have needed a time-consuming change in the law, says the Justice Ministry.
We need a time element in a past-tense news lead like this.
Odds are, though, that it comes from someplace you need a time machine to get to.
"We need a time out before this disaster repeats itself everywhere else".
