Sentence examples for the times to go from inspiring English sources

In 1968, he had handled much of the legal groundwork that enabled The Times to go public in January 1969 by selling shares on the American Stock Exchange.

Zoe told the Times to go fuck themselves, and the rest is a painful outing, a hideously uncomfortable conversation with her parents and a week of press-camped-out-on-her-doorstep hell (stories she tells in a follow-up book to be published in March 2010).

Friday morning is the time to go.

That might be the time to go.

"I never took the time to go up there.

In other words, the time to go is now.

Now is not the time to go "trophy hunting".

It's not the time to go back into Tesco.

It also may be the time to go luggage shopping.

If so, now is the time to go.

But he knew this was the time to go.