Sentence examples for precisely in times from inspiring English sources

What Forster understood was that it is precisely in times of emergency that a people has to be most vigorous in defending its civil liberties, for that is when governments take the opportunity to limit them, preaching necessity.

Precisely in times like these we must speak out for each other and to each other.

But it is precisely in times of crisis and turmoil when we need most to stand firm behind our values and honor our laws and customs.

All of these things happen precisely in time with the music, too.

(When he's precisely in time with one version, he'll be off by a few seconds with another).

Listen to any pop record and the thing that places it most precisely in time is the thing that was once so shiny and new.

He later wrote: "In a long career of happy accidents, perhaps the most useful was to have been born in 1931 and to complete National Service, Oxford and bar exams precisely in time for the opening of commercial television".

Reznor said that what he likes about machines is that they can play demanding passages precisely in time and longer than a person probably can or would care to.

Lukas Foss, the composer, turns eighty-five in August, and his hearing is not what it used to be, but when he attended a rehearsal the other day by the Brooklyn Philharmonic of his choral work "The Prairie" he listened attentively, sitting very upright in a hard-backed chair, nodding precisely in time to the music.

By Rebecca Mead Lukas Foss, the composer, turns eighty-five in August, and his hearing is not what it used to be, but when he attended a rehearsal the other day by the Brooklyn Philharmonic of his choral work "The Prairie" he listened attentively, sitting very upright in a hard-backed chair, nodding precisely in time to the music.

He has promised to cut highway tolls, appointed a private sector executive to run the deficit-ridden national pension system and orchestrated an emotional airport reunion of a divided Japanese-American family, precisely in time for the main evening television news on Friday.