Sentence examples for sacrificed time from inspiring English sources

A year of great experiences, granted, but one for which we'd all given up paid work and sacrificed time with our partners and families.

Years of research have brought scientists to conclude that a present is meaningful when it is obvious to the recipient that the gift-giver made a real effort in choosing or making the gift and sacrificed time to do so.

Asking people to spend a late summer Friday afternoon in town would be demanding a true quality-of-life sacrifice — or at least some heavy rescheduling — although she, a character from another New York, sacrificed time and money again and again for people who were hardly close to her.

No failure of the semitendinosus graft was observed at the sacrificed time.

The reality is that a person sacrificed time with their children in favor of his or her online love.

Researchers from the University of Wisconsin measured the rate of specialization — meaning an athlete significantly sacrificed time with friends or family or participation in other sports — among 1,544 athletes in Wisconsin and tracked lower-extremity injuries.

"I kind of sacrificed free time to hang out with friends," she said.

Golly – I've pretty much sacrificed everything: time with my parents; a home life; my own personal happiness.

In this context, the headwaters of formal savings are to be found in sacrificed leisure time: households work more, and work more on the wage market when savings options improve.

The tech employees he knew who had been required to train foreign replacements had "routinely sacrificed personal time and freedoms to help make your experience what it was" in the theme parks, he wrote.

Many of us sacrificed family time we can never get back to build their vision, which we made our own.