Sentence examples for time at it from inspiring English sources

He has an easier time at it.

"They eat less and spend less time at it," Mr. Picolet said.

We play, we learn from this play, and in this process we find ourselves and we spend more time at it because we like it, and this perpetuates itself.

One day at the end of those two weeks, Caesar saw the light above Pancho's head flickering and Pancho raised his head and looked for a long time at it, as if thinking that the answer to all his problems lay in fixing that one light.

Among the men and women working their neighborhoods to get elected to the 650 seats in Parliament on June 7, perhaps none are spending more time at it than Peter Mandelson, once Prime Minister Tony Blair's closest confidant and the architect of the New Labor political strategy that brought Mr. Blair to power in 1997.

Given Jones's fondness for the metaphor of woven fabric, and given that it took him over 20 years to write his first two books, it's no wonder than Anne Perry, too, is a weaver of tapestries, and that she takes her time at it.

After a year at Harvard University (1920 21), Nash held a variety of jobs advertising, teaching, editing, bond selling before the success of his poetry enabled him to work full-time at it.

From his father, Constantine had apparently inherited a passion for learning and writing; he worked full-time at it until he was almost 40, when he became sole emperor.

If that world matches ours at any time, it matches it at all times.

This time, at least, it seems to have pulled through.

"This time at least it is a real negotiation.