Sentence examples for public times from inspiring English sources

There was a more public Times response in 1989 when The Washington Post reported that Ms. Greenhouse and some Post journalists had participated in a march in support of abortion rights.

Carucci says he's extremely thankful for the hardship he went though and when people still ask him about those very public times, he candidly talks about them.

Discretionary design review wasted private and public time and money.

Where and when did "public time-telling" begin?

But he decided to wait and give the public time to get to know her.

It continues to be our most spectacular display of public time-keeping.

The waiting period is supposed to allow lawmakers, and the public, time to review the language of proposed legislation.

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"If they would disclose everything and give the public time to review it, that would change the discourse dramatically".

Last week's FBI raid appears focused on whether she and another top Walker aide used public time for political purposes.

Jeremy Soffin, an authority spokesman, said the authority released the hearing notice now to give the public time to prepare.