Sentence examples for time accident from inspiring English sources

L.T.A. stands for "lost time accident," meaning an accident that caused an injured employee to miss future "time" at work.

Something twisted in me still wants to make light of it, to imagine, when I hear the phrase "lost time accident," a collision involving a time machine.

Such observations can be illuminating, but when a computer simulation also displays what these paintings must have looked like before time, accident and misuse had altered them, I was far less convinced than when encountering simulations of Leonardo's machinery.

In those days, I routinely called on manufacturing facilities and mines and sawmills and petrochemical plants, and on company marquees all over town was the following phrase: "___ days since the last L.T.A". L.T.A. stands for "lost time accident," meaning an accident that caused an injured employee to miss future "time" at work.

(3) The RWIS implementation costs and the associated benefits (e.g., travel time, accident cost, and winter maintenance cost savings) may vary among sites.

Space, time, accident, and substance are the basic and real (non-ideal) categories of existence: space and time are not modes of substance (see section ten).

The Lost Time Accidents, by John Wray (Farrar, Straus & Giroux).

_ John Wray's fourth novel, "The Lost Time Accidents," will be published by Farrar, Straus & Giroux in 2015.

Taylor insists that all the relevant bodies are working hard on safety, but that from time to time accidents will happen.

A Guggenheim and Whiting award winner, best known for Lowboy and The Lost Time Accidents, Wray was anointed one of Granta's Best Young American Novelists in 2007.

No more night time accidents.