Sentence examples for parting time from inspiring English sources

During the interruption period of circuit breakers, the short-circuit opening time includes two parts: the contact parting time, and the arcing time before current zero, according to standard ANSI/IEEE-C37.010.

Now it's cyclists, not trains, who rattle along under a canopy of hawthorn and silver birch, seeing the trees parting from time to time to reveal a glimpse of the sea far below.

Because they consider them to be an important part of their home or life, most art collectors have a hard time parting with pieces of their collection.

He's having a rough time parting with any of it.

James Lovelock's parting words last time we met were: "Enjoy life while you can.

I'm also having a hard time parting with the past or what I thought until very recently was the present.

The critic Richard Gilman, who was one of its patrons, recalls that Broyard had a hard time parting with the inventory: "He had these books on the shelf, and someone would want to buy one, and he would snatch it back".

But what if voting didn't have to mean lost wages and parting with PTO time?

But I was having a hard time parting with the chairs.

Here I was, this so-called expert, writing about clearing out elderly parents' households, and I was having a seriously hard time parting with stuff I knew had to go.

For anyone who has a hard time parting with things use this rule: if you haven't used it in the last year, get rid of it.