Sentence examples for pages on time from inspiring English sources

"Despite the fact that I am allowed extensions, I have again filed my report, which is 104 pages, on time," Trump said in his statement.

In what may be the most bizarre deployment of reportorial "talent" I can recall, Time Magazine allowed Joe Klein and Mark Halperin to opine on Oscar fashion for fifteen separate lackwitted pages on Time.com.com

The University of Delaware has a good page on time and time-synchronization programs at www.eecis.udel.edu/ntp /software/index.html.html

It was a three page scene, one time through on tape, and that was it.

PAGE A21 On Time... or Else Latecomers are a fact of life for any public performance in New York, but classical music and opera are special cases.

A wall of magazine covers includes his appearance on the front page of Time and as a character in The Simpsons.

On the main page, under Airline On-Time Statistics, users can type a flight number into a search box, and retrieve statistics about that flight, including the percentage of delayed arrivals and the average length of the delays.

Mr Sarkozy has courted and flattered the Americans at every opportunity, trying to turn the page on the time of the Iraq war when the word "French" became a byword in America for disloyalty.

(Follow that link if you like! It's in the original, and takes you to another page on the Times website with the exact same sentence and link, which, if followed, keeps taking you back to the second page).

Instead of showing a list of flights on multiple pages, it maps them based on time of day, all on one page.

The story, "From Father to Son, Last Words to Live By," appeared on page one of the Times on January 1 , 2007