Sentence examples for time connections from inspiring English sources
Radovic assured me that, in time, connections would be made.
The only time connections are scheduled, she said, is from midnight to 5 a.m.
A year earlier, night time connections between Paris and Madrid and Barcelona, run jointly by SNCF and the Spanish rail provider Renfe, were withdrawn when the high-speed TGV service between the French capital and Barcelona was introduced.
Leaving Wall Street behind, he dedicated his time, connections and more than $60 million of his money to championing -- despite doubts among many medical experts -- a single drug, in which he has no financial interest.
At the same time connections between the food industry and government agencies like the Department of Agriculture and the Food and Drug Administration have become so incestuous that we should expect little from them.
At the same time, connections with Germany became much closer, and from the mid-1870s Swedish politics were influenced by a close friendship with Germany, which was emphasized during the last years of the 19th century by the growing fear of Russia.
MetLife has an enormous bond portfolio, a large derivatives book, substantial real estate holdings and big-time connections with other systemically important financial institutions.
Bold Type (www.boldtype.com) — Bold Type has the look and feel of a small literary magazine, albeit one with big-time connections (a la Granta).
The New Yorker, June 21 , 1999P. 29 Bold Type (www.boldtype.com)—Bold Type has the look and feel of a small literary magazine, albeit one with big-time connections (a la Granta).
By Sean Elder The New Yorker, June 21 , 1999P. 29 Bold Type (www.boldtype.com) — Bold Type has the look and feel of a small literary magazine, albeit one with big-time connections (a la Granta).
WDVL station heads are confident they can put up a valiant fight against robotic technologies — not by becoming riskier because they're F.C.C. free, but by producing shows that promote real-time connections.
