Sentence examples for time and assert from inspiring English sources
"You can't lose the race in your home state," one Bush adviser said, "and expect to come in full time and assert your authority".
The agreement contains several enumerated points asserting a general commitment to the idea that "climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time" and asserts that "deep cuts" in global emissions were required.
Trump said the story was not credible, noting she did not write about the alleged incident at the time and asserting "the area was a public area, people all over the place".
Dr. Dean defended his actions, saying he had been struggling to balance a budget in difficult fiscal times, and asserting that he had accomplished that while preserving services in his state.
He ends by acknowledging that things today aren't as great as in the grand old Sunday Times days, and asserting, with characteristic optimism but uncharacteristic lack of specificity, "If we evolve the right financial model, we will enter a golden age of journalism".
Again, this is a time to roar back and assert and celebrate the beauty of the printed page.
Republicans accuse the Democrats of stalling on spending bills and assert every time an agreement is near, the White House asks for more money.
Next time, remember to say no and assert yourself.
So whilst, time and again, asserting that they are not criticising German competitiveness, they want a change in German policy.
As digital tools continue to revolutionize journalism, The Times is realizing and asserting its proper and much-needed role.
Since Orlando Hernandez is expected to miss his start against the Detroit Tigers tomorrow night because of a sprained right elbow, Cone has a little more time to assert himself and remain in the rotation.
