Sentence examples for time department from inspiring English sources

At the time, department stores carried only the most common Levi's sizes and a narrow selection of styles.

For the first time, department officials said, the government will require testing for disease-causing bacteria and set limits for permissible levels.

The New Yorker, July 6 , 1935P. 7 Antarctic Note: Supplied Through the Courtesy of the It's About Time Department: According to a recent issue of the Postal Beulletin, Little America has been discontinued for fourth-class mail.

By A. F. Gegenheimer and E. B. White The New Yorker, July 6 , 1935P. 7 Antarctic Note: Supplied Through the Courtesy of the It's About Time Department: According to a recent issue of the Postal Beulletin, Little America has been discontinued for fourth-class mail.

At the same time, department stores such as Nordstrom and Federated Department Stores –which owns Macy's and Bloomingdale's –have gotten their acts together after losing business to specialty retailers like the Gap.

In need of a classy hors d'oeuvre but lacking in the time department?

New room for readers ReprintsYet the great breakthrough of the register is that, for the first time, departments are being given an incentive to dispose of surplus assets.

A later government introduced the magic word "entitlement", but by that time departments had shrunk, budgets had been re-allocated, and the damage had been done.

Cross and others say it is about time departments adopted a long-term approach.

Many of the Tianjin firefighters were not part of a full-time department, but had been hired on one-year contracts to act as an auxiliary firefighting force.

Farther down the street was Lansburgh, a once-upon-a-time department store that white people in the past few years had made into a building of expensive apartments.