Sentence examples for poor in time from inspiring English sources

I am a man poor in time, but rich in song.

Individuals with low-paid jobs and big family responsibilities – especially lone parents – tend to be poor in time as well as money.

Specifically, I'm poor in time.

His critics also contend that Mr. Jackson has not done enough to help the poor in times of crisis, like in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

Despite mitigation of its worst rigours, this system remained in place until the 1948 National Assistance Act, with its preamble, "The poor law shall cease to exist," which lifted the shadow of punitive detention, which for over a century had threatened the poor in times of sickness, incapacity, old age and bereavement.

In Arkansas, the state legislature had smartly earmarked all the revenue from the tax -- which totaled more than $46 million in 2009 -- to the state's popular Medicaid program, providing an additional funding source to protect health care for the poor in times of economic stress.

Spencer crashed in the second 125-mile qualifying race Thursday and did not make the Daytona field because he had posted a poor time in time trials a week earlier.

The second was Sastre, who said before the Tour that he went into this season dedicated to not repeating last year's mistake, when he missed finishing on the Tour podium in part because of his poor performances in time trials.

The island's acoustics (predictably) turned out to be poor, and in time, what had been the meandering road for leisurely carriage rides became a straightened boulevard for speeding cars.

"Superfluous" property must as a matter of justice be made available to the poor, especially in time of need.

Because back in the day, as the fellow says, Ireland was poor in my time.