Sentence examples similar to ordered more time for from inspiring English sources

But with nimble ordering and more time for the kitchen to get its legs firmly underneath it, getting a good meal out of the restaurant is far more likely than a farm on Adderley.

The New Yorker, November 10 , 1975P. 45 In Scotland, a group of dissident fairies seceded from the Court of Elfhame in order to have more time for self-improvement.

1881 Resigns from teaching mathematics in order to have more time for his publishing projects but remains at Christ Church in various capacities until his death.

He suggested that it would be easier if the Turkey-Armenia normalization could be considered after April in order to allow more time for progress on NK.

He… In Scotland, a group of dissident fairies seceded from the Court of Elfhame in order to have more time for self-improvement.

In Scotland, a group of dissident fairies seceded from the Court of Elfhame in order to have more time for self-improvement.

In order to buy more time for the talks, both the US and Iranian negotiators will have to fend off criticism from conservatives in their home countries, fiercely opposed to the compromises necessary to seal an agreement.

Borysiewicz's concern that poorer children are losing access to language learning comes amid evidence that more than a quarter of state schools now do not teach lower-level students a language at all in order to give more time for extra literacy and numeracy support.

They want to get Iran to agree to stop enriching to 20 percent purity and to export its 20-percent stockpile, in order to buy more time for diplomacy and reassure Israel that Iran is not close to being able to make a nuclear weapon.

As a result the US has postponed its order to allow more time for testing.

If the number of women in the family is low (one or two), they tend to reduce the time required for cooking by firing the cookstove at higher input power in order to spare more time for other activities.