Sentence examples for off the time from inspiring English sources

Though workers had to wear protective gear that took time to put on and take off, the time clocks were in an area beyond the changing area.

Take off the time where there is voiceover, and you have very little opportunity to just listen to the places being filmed.

One set up a clock using a joyous chorus from "Swan Lake" to count off the time since Mr. Putin last appeared alive.

"This is exciting because it costs literally pennies and can ward off the time when you need to begin treatment with expensive and toxic drugs," he said.

In interviews last month, department officials acknowledged that they were scrapping the historical accounting office proposal and writing off the time and money spent on it.

For the flex day off, the time reporter adds a new line, enters a value of 1.0, and chooses the time type "Flex Day" for the day that she/he will not work.

Lehman Brothers, a securities firm, estimates that one to four years can be knocked off the time it takes to develop a drug, and that the success rate for compounds in final-phase clinical trials can be doubled to 50%.

For notation brevity, we drop off the time index: H i = ρ H ̂ i + k H ̄ i, (19).

Blogger Oliver Haslam wrote that he solved the problem by turning off the time zone setting function.

They cast off the time-honored strategy of lining up the 10 most important reports of the day.

If Ho was alone, she'd pull off the time-tested technique of hitting the self-timer and running back and forth like a beheaded chicken.