Sentence examples for time for reality from inspiring English sources

It was time for reality to intervene.

As a busy actor, he had had little time for "reality," he said.

If so, he got in just in time, for reality may soon imitate art in the matter of moons, as well as planets.

But, in these tightly edited, sharing-ready clips, there's no time for boredom to set in — and, therefore, no time for reality to show through.

Bond markets to start with, then corporate credit markets - and you're already seeing equity risk measures moving to slightly higher levels.' 'When you've had a long boom, it takes an awful long time for reality to sink in,' agrees Graham Turner, of consultancy GFC Economics.

And it's time for reality.

In politics, though, it can take some time for realities to set in. "My pet theory," Cassidy says, "that it takes three defeats to turn a party around seems to be playing out well here".

In politics, though, it can take some time for realities to set in. "My pet theory," Cassidy says, "that it takes three defeats to turn a party around seems to be playing out well here". If you're waiting for a more moderate Republican Party, try setting your clock for 2016.

There will be time enough for reality to set in on the weekend, and plenty of limber-backed youngsters like 30-year-old Roland Thatcher (67) and 25-year-old J. B. Holmes (68) to state their case.

"It's time for a reality check — Iran is a third world power," said Ervand Abrahamian, an expert at Baruch College on Iranian opposition movements.

Time for a reality check.