Sentence examples for said time of from inspiring English sources

If the state legislature has provided for final determination of contests or controversies by a law made prior to Election Day, that determination shall be conclusive if made at least six days prior to said time of meeting of the electors.

Nicholas Martin, director of the Broadway production, said times of increasing complexity or rapid change make Ibsen's psychological approach more appealing.

President says "times of strain can also be times of education" Many of you will have heard by now news accounts about allegations against members of the Duke lacrosse team, which the captains of the team deny.

In the case of big oil, former Vice President Al Gore said time is of the essence.

The Jakarta-based human rights lawyer Todung Mulya Lubis said "time is of the essence".

Meanwhile, Tribe said time is of the essence when it comes to tackling the complex reforms.

All the more reason proponents of Pakistani action say time is of the essence.

* Merkel says time is of the essence.

I also say, "Time is the enemy of all deals".

And, as Reno Sweeney is fond of saying, "times have changed".

"This prayer would never be said in times of crisis," said a spokesman for the Egyptian government.