Sentence examples for piece of time from inspiring English sources

It is meant to portray a piece of time and appropriate to watch at any time.

The book that spills forth from this dramatic scene suggests that, as Robert Penn Warren once wrote, "you live through... that little piece of time that is yours, but that piece of time is not only your own life, it is the summing-up of all the other lives that are simultaneous with yours.

Enjoy this book as a piece of time travel back to the 1930s and be glad too that if someone knocks unexpectedly on the door, it is probably just the postman.

"We're looking at this major piece of time that could and should be more productively used," said Kenneth Medlin, vice president and general manager of Boeing Commercial Information Systems, a unit of the Boeing Space and Communications Group.

Now the school is situated in a modern complex in the "new" town, and the small, vaguely funereal, white cement building - a bridge between two eras, a piece of time now discarded - houses the Madonna.

Perhaps it doesn't matter exactly what you do, but a piece of time in rushed lives set aside to acknowledge a life missed can be the beginning of the road to acceptance.

Alonso may have followed instructions with undue dedication when he slowed the game down with a piece of time-wasting that brought a booking.

But in a world where the latest app or piece of time-saving software is just round the corner, keeping up-to-date can be a headache.

If there's one piece of time-management advice I can't stand (actually, there are hundreds, but never mind) it's that cliche about how each of us has the same 24 hours in a day.

Leader Miliband should note that Doncaster – a town in northern England he is kind enough to represent – recorded one of the firmest rebuttals of this piece of time-wasting nonsense.

I spent Sunday afternoon brooding over a great piece of Times reporting by Eric Dash and Julie Creswell about Citigroup.