Sentence examples similar to stock taking time from inspiring English sources
Come on in, the water's fine in the pool, especially at this stock-taking time of the year.
It was stock-taking time.
Tells about the English taking time out for tea.
"I really like this approach, that they get a stock taking," she said.
We appreciate your taking time out to discuss the matter and will keep you updated.
If you feel guilty taking time to read this, just remember: you're not really procrastinating.
"Women are much more likely to say they feel guilty taking time off," said Denis.
Moreover, last year Easter, a popular picture-taking time, fell on April 3, so retailers stocked up on film in March.
It was a more impulsive, chance-taking time.
JERUSALEM — With the start of the Jewish New Year at sunset on Wednesday, a traditional time for stock-taking in Israel, the public mood seemed paradoxical: a growing disillusionment with the prospect of Middle East peace yet a marked sense of satisfaction with life here.
We learned from Professor Sting (he really once was a teacher) that the origins of Halloween are from medieval festivals on the last day of Autumn, when it was a time for stock-taking and preparation for the cold winter months.
