Sentence examples for this sort of time from inspiring English sources

"There'll be a power struggle, as in any organisation at this sort of time," he said.

Webbon has not examined Harbinger but said there could be no chance of him returning to the track until next season, at the earliest, and probably not until "this sort of time of year".

What do you see as other good types of stories for a format like this? Are there stories you've done in the past that you wish you'd had this sort of time for?

If time and toddler allow, I will also cram in Colin Dann, Dick King-Smith, and – regressing all the way back to my earliest independent reading – Enid Blyton (although I can no longer fit into the grey jumper with the knitted pink bunnies that feels de rigueur for this sort of time travel).

And it was so exciting to me to be able to share with the head honcho this sort of time capsule of Columbia making African-American spiritual music nearly a hundred years ago, in the same city a record like "Blonde on Blonde" gets made by the same country musicians who would go on to make Crystal Gayle's "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue".

This sort of time to create isn't usually something that companies can afford to give their workers without significant investment.

This is the sort of time that Kant had in mind as constituting, alongside space, one of the two "pure forms of intuition"; and it is the time that Heidegger worked so hard to place in relation to being.

I think they should take a long hard look at themselves if they think that this is the sort of time to be politicking in a way that is completely inaccurate".

Because surely there are some great techniques I don't know about, and this is the sort of time when we can all use as many good suggestions as possible.

"It feels like he has really let his constituents down but we have seen this sort of thing time and again.

They love each other, these two characters, and that's going on in this sort of dark time.