Sentence examples for time for a show from inspiring English sources

It is time for a show of hands.

The average waiting time for a show to start is a half-hour.

It is deep into the second day of the reunion now; time for a show.

But now that I've recovered, it's time for a "show and tell" of what I've learned.

When it's time for a show, you set prices, allot works to buyers, and take a portion of each sale — typically, fifty per cent.

"But looking at the landscape, I thought it would be a good time for a show like this," she said in an interview by phone.

In November the DVD InsideView case study of The Boat That Rocked popped into my in-tray in time for a showing of the film.

Perhaps lessons have been learned in time for a show-stopping final weekend which will compensate for some of the gloomier headlines.

Buyers — who are all verified and have to show a pre-approval letter from their banks — can then find listings on the site and set up a time for a showing (or attend an open house, which can also be scheduled on Allre).

I also learned that getting rejected three times for a show is a lot like getting rejected after a first date.

There, she kept pet tortoises and found time for a fashion show to raise money for charity.