The phrase "share a time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to ask someone to share a specific moment or experience with you. For example, you might say, "Can you share a time when you felt your most successful?".
"I want you all to share a time in your career as an educator where someone did or said something that made you feel like you were not cared for or respected," Hurdle-Price said.
Kevin Kruse: Can you share a time when you failed?
Most people share a time when they experienced a great challenge, something that pulled them out of their comfort zone.
On the financial side of things, Chmelar said there's potential for the company to reach break even and profitability thanks to this round, although he didn't share a time frame for when that might happen.
For the GSM air interface, the envelope of the coding and modulation corresponding to [15] serves as SINR-rate mapping with the additional requirement from the standard that voice users are not able to share a time slot with other users.
Share a time when you were nervous and how it worked out".
But in case you're the type to hit a wall when searching for that perfect gift, we'd like to share a time-proven solution: Stick to the basics and get her flowers.
In the case of temporal ICA, regions will be represented in the same network if they share a time-averaged correlation with the independent time course, though not necessarily with each other.
Mr. Jimenez is the Spanish radio shock jock who regularly beat Howard Stern between 2003 and 2005 when they shared a time slot on terrestrial radio.
The 34-year-old said she felt "glamorous" at the glittery event, though she readily shared a time in her life when she wasn't quite so.
The Russian Far East even shares a time zone with Australia and has worked with the Asia-Pacific Space Centre in developing a spaceport launch site on Christmas Island.
