Sentence examples for time has given from inspiring English sources

Time has given her the gift of irony, especially when she looks in the mirror.

Jeter's absence this time has given rise to a thorny question: Are the Yankees better off without him?

Mr. Obama, at the same time, has given us a more inclusive, broader reach into the needs and aspirations of our people.

Older Japanese-Americans said that time has given the latest generations distancing from the traumatizing effects of the internment and a clean slate.

The high-speed approach embraced this time has given the Cup a more adventurous edge, clearly more in line with the extreme sailing events that the French relish.

For as long as anyone can remember, the ability of the United States government to pay its bills on time has given the rest of world tremendous confidence.

They'd put on a CD and smoke pot and try to feel more than their lives at the time had given them to feel.

Goals either side of half time had given Neil Lennon's side a Champions League reprieve but the tie was heading into overtime when James Forrest struck and Celtic Park exploded.

They now have budged, but at the same time have given all but no ground.

Even publications like the New Yorker and Time have given the alt-right some ink.

Historian Anne Jordan writes that Lady Campbell was "old before her time," having given birth to twelve children.