Sentence examples for preserving time for from inspiring English sources

Because the Hokies had two timeouts remaining, they could stop the clock after two Kansas plays, thus preserving time for a Virginia Tech offensive drive.

Is this to preserve time for writing?

Now, she said, she spaces out her shopping trips to preserve time for activities.

It's just that he preserved time for the important things: shopping, friends, shooting pool, getting lost on a country road and savoring its beauty.

Boston College used its allotted second-half timeouts to stop the clock and preserve time for a late scoring drive.

Congressional Democrats also voiced worries that the administration was ready to give in quickly to Republican demands, in a bid to preserve time on the Senate calendar for ratification of an arms control treaty with Russia known as New Start.

This exquisitely preserved time-capsule was sealed shut for more than 20,000 years, until it was discovered by three cavers - Eliette Brunel-Deschamps, Christian Hillaire and Jean-Marie Chauvet, after whom it is now named - on the 18th December 1994.

Another way to put this point is that one can't be a person, on the narrative view, unless one gathers up the various experiences one has as a subject of experiences into a coherent narrative, but then the identity of that subject of experiences must be preserved across time for its experiences to be so gathered up.

When we first started our programs we offered school tours but no longer do, both to preserve management time for education programs, and to avoid turning schools into tourist attractions.

Good quality time-stretching is more effective at preserving microimpact time profiles for different contact speeds.

Numerical examples are given to confirm the high order accuracy for smooth test cases and to demonstrate the effectiveness for preserving long time asymptotics.