Sentence examples for side in time from inspiring English sources

Terence Michael Alderman broke, or rather eased into the Australia side in time for the 1981 Ashes.

[Yarnold starts rocking from side to side in time with her chanted count] and get down the track.

But if you worked side by side, in time he would tell you what was on his mind, giving advice in an endless stream of techniques and perceptions.

Sturm collected the puck, skated across the crease from left to right, and Price sprawled out but could not get to the other side in time.

Andy Carroll is in contention to make his return to the West Ham side in time to face boyhood club Newcastle on Monday night.

Their arms are going from side to side in time with the rhythm while their knees turn in the opposite direction, a contra-rotational movement involving a demure swivel of the pelvis.

Having the scholars on his side in times of crisis was a tremendous asset for the ruler who could be said to follow the law.

The Clintons have put Chelsea at their side in times of joy, on election nights, at conventions, in campaigns and on state visits, and in times of trouble, most notably in the painful walk to the presidential helicopter after Mr. Clinton confessed infidelity in the Monica Lewinsky scandal.

In contrast, he notes, flocks of outside supporters rally to the Pentagon's side in times of need.

Indeed, on the one side, in times of crises, young people have been more penalized than older workers due to having less work experience in addition to weaker work contracts and frequent lower qualifications (Marelli and Signorelli 2015).

Friends will jump to each others' side in times of need.