Sentence examples for time a yearly from inspiring English sources

That means it's mock draft time, a yearly tradition where basketball experts compete to see whose predictions are the least embarrassingly inaccurate.

If ordering tests or going through the motions of the traditional physical exam aren't the most valuable uses of doctors' time, a yearly conversation about staying well, feeling better or preventing illness is.

(The mayor of Nuremberg, at the time, enjoyed a yearly salary of 600 florins).

The toy association will move to a new building at 100 Church Street, Mr. Conley said, where the group plans to rent at least 225,000 square feet of space by October 2006, in time for a yearly show.

7 No such assumption is reasonable, however, when a union levies a special assessment or raises dues as a result of events that were not anticipated or disclosed at the time when a yearly Hudson notice was sent.

Incidence and mortality varied over time, with a yearly increase in incidence of 7.3%, a yearly relative reduction of 3.3% in length of stay and a yearly reduction in in-hospital mortality of 3.4%.

The self-proclaimed artivist made a video announcement during the Creative Time Summit, a yearly conference about politics and art happening in Washington DC.

In some states, however, courts have provided a clear definition, for instance, in Nevada, the Supreme Court has defined joint physical custody as an arrangement where each parent has at least 40% of the custodial time on a yearly basis.

Over time, a consistent yearly increase in A1C levels, even for a few weeks, may arguably exert a cumulative adverse impact on the risk of T2D complications.

It takes physical shape too at times, with a yearly Classic Film Festival — the next is scheduled for April 6-9 in Hollywood — and the TCM Classic Cruise.

Time was discrete with a yearly time step.