Sentence examples for time adopted from inspiring English sources

The White Sox, the Dodgers and the Giants have all at one time adopted the song.

Many of the leaders of that time adopted the flag of their patron saint to represent their country.

The agency tightened the existing standards for ozone and for the first time adopted a standard for small, sooty particles, a major component of smog.

Movements that began by drawing strength and gaining adherents from secular demands for personal dignity and political freedom have, with time, adopted a more religious and sectarian hue.

The acronym Fast (Face, Arms, Speech, Time), adopted by the NHS for stroke warnings, could hardly have been better undermined than by me, other than were it to signify Faffingly Arrogant Selfish Tit.

On January 1 , 1873 Emperor Meiji adopted the Gregorian calendar in use in the West and at the same time adopted the "Japanese Era," with Emperor Jimmu as its founder, in addition to the nengō system.

At that time, adopting from China was unusual.

Mr. Jindal, who was born in Baton Rouge, wasted little time adopting Louisiana ways.

By 1881 he had changed his name for the last time, this time adopting Saxon spelling and becoming Eadweard Muybridge.

At the same time, adopt a regular exercise program, like brisk walking at least 30 minutes most days of the week.

In the reconsideration, the appeals court again refused to grant habeas corpus, this time adopting the view of Justice Clarence Thomas, who had written a solitary dissent.