Sentence examples for taking time to be from inspiring English sources

We are taking time to be sure it's done right".

It is these votes that are taking time to be counted.

And with relief supplies of food taking time to be delivered, Mrs Quajada was happy to be eating Mrs Mrs Ygrubey's cooking.

He's got the time and money now to watch his child grow up, which he didn't have with Duncan [Zowie], so he's taking time to be a family man, walking around New York in a flat cap.

His single, the culmination of a long, feisty at-bat, scored Steve Pearce from second base to give the Yankees a 2-0 leand and Hughes was not about to give it back, especially against a depleted Red Sox lineup that did not have Dustin Pedroia, who was taking time to be with his newborn son, or David Ortiz, who is injured.

Or, as Mr. Koch-Weser put it, "It's a question of taking time to be thoughtful," of shutting out the cacophony that can be the 25/8 world, and listening in the snowy silence of the Magic Mountain for the solutions to the dilemmas crowding in with our new year of 2012.

"But all great things take time to be appreciated".

"Modern ideas take time to be accepted here," he said.

Scientific evidence could also take time to be accepted.

"It was so new, it took time to be understood," said Andrea Galimberti, the company's president.

For reality has to take time to be processed, to transform into fiction.