Sentence examples similar to time basket from inspiring English sources

The Prayer in Everyday Life Act: In public schools, there will be compulsory prayers before classes, before lunch, and before recess, and a brief fifty-minute worship service will precede dismissal, at which time baskets will be circulated for offerings to the education fund and the "Jeb in 2008" fund.

"The boy's been criticized more than anybody other than Saddam, made a big-time basket out there," Williams said.

By the time a basket of warm, flour-dusted Parker House rolls materialized, the doomed herring was long forgotten.

His eyes widened, his mouth perked up and he failed to contain the grin of a shooter talking about a time the basket never seemed bigger.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Ranking over time: occasional basket (Barcelona).

"This is going to let people buy for the first time a basket of all of these companies, which are vetted and that are already in their growth stages and in, really, in previous years, would have been public already".

That's because, in its now distinctive un-mad March style, the Irish create large gaps of unused time between baskets.

Redlands Coach Yaphett King said that Lindsey might spend too much time shooting baskets in the gym, and that after two years away from the game he needed to regain the intensity to play hard on every possession.

At the same time, smaller baskets need more seams to be connected.

Owen Jones is England's only full-time swill basket maker but runs classes to try to keep the tradition alive.

It was Anthony who led the Orangemen's inside pounding in the second half, backing the 6-7 Johnson to the basket time after time.