Sentence examples for time builds from inspiring English sources

Face-to-face time builds quality relationships, enabling trust and speed in communications.

This piece from Time builds on an analyst report to discuss how much energy is drained by digitizing everything.

He gives every indication of being the next Bill Gates: a smart dude who has one great idea at the right time, builds a monopoly, and then keeps it by releasing stuff that's good enough but never great.

Alice McDermott's use of time builds a certain amount of suspense, and no more will be said of what happens to Sheryl and Rick, except that the battle in the opening pages is between Rick and his high-school friends and the men who live in Sheryl's neighborhood.

When I read that "the universe is 13.7 billion years old," I wonder: Don't scientists use some more universal measurement than years, something not tied to the orbit of one tiny planet? A. Modern measurement of time builds on the second, based on atomic oscillation, rather than on the variable time it takes the Earth to orbit the Sun.

On the ball:court time builds confidence for health-threatened kids.

Over time, build up to a one-minute plank.

It has no contemplation time built into it.

"There wasn't time built into it, to have a conversation about it.

Hale had for a third time built the largest telescope in the world.

In retrospect, the most important ideas from this time built on usability and user-centered design.