Sentence examples for scrap time from inspiring English sources

Instead, he says, we should scrap time encoding and harness a different property of light: its orbital angular momentum (OAM), a twisting pattern in the beam.

"An hour and a half of fight time — just scrapping," Crane says.

We'll cut both the costs and the time of building roads, starting by scrapping time-wasting Multi-Modal Studies.

For deep reading, I'm searching for an hour a day when mental energy is at a peak, not a scrap of time salvaged from other tasks.

However, the government has backed plans to scrap the time limit despite concerns that it could increase the risk of inappropriate foreign influence on British elections.

"Ever since we had children we have been incredibly disciplined," she said, "that determination to use every scrap of time becomes ingrained, you don't ever lose it".

The Conservatives had promised in their manifesto to scrap the time limit on UK nationals resident overseas voting, but a Downing Street source said it was too complicated to enact before the referendum.

The New Yorker, March 24 , 1997P. 72 The two stories, "An Afternoon on the Grass" and "A Second Scrap of Time," take place in a Polish village during World War II.

"But it's going to be more of a scrap this time.

"Seems like half these guys scrap every time they go to a bar," said Kim Marks, a Greenland-raised man from British Columbia.

The ads, created by Grey London, may be a bit crude but they are unlikely to be scrapped any time soon.