Sentence examples for time from today from inspiring English sources

That's a long time from today".

A verdict is expected any time from today.

Intergenerational equity is a provocative catch-phrase bracketing some of the most important fiscal debates of our time, from today through mid-century.

This could be any time from 12.10pm to 12.30pm.

There's a long, long time from June to November.

He lived in Japan full time from 1948 to 1962.

"If we win, it'll be payback time from last year.

Bruce van Voorst Arlington, Va., May 6, 2010 The writer was Middle East bureau chief for Time from 1979 to 1982.

It depicts the United States with estimates at five points in time from 1900 to 2010.

As a recovery time from summer blockbusters, fall is a slow time for movies.

Statistics at five points in time from 1900 to 2005 are presented.