Sentence examples for time is apt from inspiring English sources
The writer (or painter or musician) who suffers from what he is bound to consider the degraded taste of his time is apt to comfort himself with the idea that posterity will correct all such errors.
The side's midfield general, Pogba's role is to win challenges, dominate aerial skirmishes, break up attacks, initiate them and maraud forward when he believes the time is apt: the all-action footballer who sets the example and tempo for this City-United side.
Nobody knows for sure, but my guess is that we go higher, and I think that because the sentiment is so horrible, the rise this time is apt to last longer and be very ragged, with declines in the middle of the rise, and it'll slowly come back.
The time analogy is apt; Na and his playing partner, Zach Johnson, were put on the clock on the eighth hole Saturday, and Na received a slow-play warning after hitting his second shot on 16.
It looks like a species held in captivity that learns to move on its own for the first time, which is apt for the notion of pneumatic art, which is a fairly new concept due to its high-maintenance technology.
On the basis of the strengths and weaknesses of each of the methods reviewed, we conclude that the timed volume method is apt for hilly terrain having smaller streams due to its operational ease and accuracy of results.
On the basis of review of literature and qualitative index developed (Table 3), we concluded that, for monitoring small mountain streams, timed volume method is apt and provides a high degree of accuracy.
"This is the first decision in a long time that I think is apt to lead to some rationalization of the rules," said James D. Ellis, general counsel of SBC Communications.
As India proclaims its foreign policy doctrine to be guided by the principle of democracy, development and diaspora, it is apt time to not just support UN mechanisms but also garner force in the region, to pressurize the civilian government to act boldly and support the cause of human rights in Myanmar.
The Los Angeles Times: Which of these is apt to cause more drama and destabilization during the latest season of "Downton Abbey" — the Irish revolutionary, or that new electric toaster?
