Sentence examples for time crafts from inspiring English sources

Recent examples include a book club, which provides parents and children with certificates based on the numbers of books they read, and a St . Patricks Day event, which included story time, crafts (assisted by older children), and a picnic.

In Los Angeles, home to one of the largest Japanese-American communities in the country, many of its members are stepping up to offer their time, crafts, and services in support of the relief effort.

He started the shift by spending some time crafting a leadership manifesto.

Perhaps needing to build up credibility and knowledge of his firm, Mr Kindler took his time crafting a turnaround plan.

It was evident that the finalists had spent a lot of time crafting their story and perfecting their presentation.

And then she wrote about it, the whole time crafting a path as a poet, epigrammist and performer.

Legislators in the spotlight feel pressure to stay true to their ideological base, but behind closed doors they might have an easier time crafting solutions.

So relying on them is risky for Mr. Romney, who would also need to spend time crafting a summertime message that appeals to independents and swing voters.

You see an opportunity for a really good joke, you spend time crafting it, you post it to the blog, but the moderators reject it.

If Mr. McCain is having a difficult time crafting a coherent campaign message, perhaps that is because his two political heroes — Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan — were complete philosophical opposites.

"I would picture him in a little Internet cafe in Costa Rica, crafting these funny e-mails, and I knew I was spending as long a time crafting mine as he was his," Ms. Goldberg-Meehan remembered.