Sentence examples for reclaim time from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, Trouvé came to attention with her Bureau d'Activités Implicites, a series of office-like installations intended to reclaim time wasted in her early career.

The man with the gun is Steven Paul Ruddd), a committed Christian and real-estate entrepreneur, whose act of murder is an act of nostalgia — an attempt to deny reality and to reclaim time.

According to The Observer, Abramovic also added, "You might think it's crazy to sit at a fair and count rice, but this is exactly what you have to do to reclaim time.

Our prototype sets the trigger period of the PoolChecker as five seconds and the reclaim time limit as ten seconds.

Because your commute is "reclaimed" time, time that would otherwise be wasted, it's a great opportunity to try something new and different.

Can a bygone time be reclaimed, a time when theater was an accessible entertainment of choice, a sign of a civilized time, of cultural awareness?

We do have all the time we need -- and from this patient mind zone, we can reclaim our time, our priorities and our ability to respond well to life and all its demands.

You won't have to bake anything and will thus reclaim the time it took to divide the phlox.

Read more in "How high-tech breast pumps help new mothers reclaim their time".

I pass tasks downstream, and in doing so, I reclaim my time and energy.

This would allow people to reclaim the time they see viewing ads, and spend it having meaningful interactions with their friends and communities — thereby fulfilling Facebook's mission.