Sentence examples for needed time to move from inspiring English sources

(Mike would later explain this absence by proclaiming with great sensitivity, "I figured you guys needed time to move in and get settled").

"This was a uniquely satisfying marriage," said the broker, Mr. Gewirtzman, "since Paxar needed time to move, the school needed to time to build, and the arrangement provided a nice income for the buyer during the build-out process".

Why do we assume that children don't need time to move or play once they reach sixth grade, or even fifth grade?

It's a slow process, and it needs time to move forward and develop, but there is definitely a lot of progress happening.

In the meantime, rather than attack Sanders for not ending his campaign and immediately embracing Clinton, let's recognize that he needs time to move to the next phase.

They can be caged during the day but need time to move around and play when you are home.

Maybe a 21 year old girl who woke up to find 200 media at her home with helicopters circling above just needed some time to move through the experience before she tried to share it.

This result also conforms with the idea that younger workers need time to experiment and move across jobs in search of what fits their skills well (Topel and Ward 1992).

Perhaps the seller's children need to finish out a school year, or someone who's lived in a house for 30 years needs extra time to move out.

Repeat the caller's request, say you are writing it down or tell the caller you need time to get things moving.

If the sellers need more time to move after closing, an offer to lease the apartment back to them for a short period after the closing date might help seal the deal.