Sentence examples for phrase time from inspiring English sources

There is truth in the phrase "time flies when you're having fun".

Some called them "Jesus freaks," a phrase Time magazine used in a 1971 cover article about the movement.

And Paul Thomas Anderson used the phrase "time travel" at least three times as he described his movie, "The Master," at a press conference here on Saturday afternoon.

Wolf described the mood as cautiously optimistic, which is a bit like him (uncharacteristically) ending a piece with the phrase time will tell.

On "Speak Low," another high point, Norah Jones, sounding sophisticated and very grown-up, supplies a moist heat, while Mr. Bennett's hammering of the word "thief" in the phrase "time is a thief" distills the song's emotional urgency.

I grew up just down the hill from Fort Lee, New Jersey, the commuter town at the center of Chris Christie's Bridgegate scandal which will forever be linked to the phrase "time for some traffic problems".

What he meant by the phrase "times like these" — that our days were dark — seemed immediately evident to everyone in the room.

TV tries to excite viewers with the "breaking news" graphic and viewers can hear a few well-worn phrases time and time again.

I may have used the phrase from time to time myself.

Many of Muldoon's poems are seemingly arbitrary collages of themes, phrases, times, places, characters.

The phrase "over time" is crucial.