Sentence examples for time is beginning from inspiring English sources

The England team still intend to compete according to Craig Hunter, the chef de mission, but fear "time is beginning to run out".

I am coming to believe that the encroachment of excessive bureaucratic practices on scientists' time is beginning to take its toll on the creativity of science.

There are now rumblings in the City that such top-level management uncertainty at a difficult time is beginning to create problems.

The Nats part-privatisation, which was strongly opposed by the public at the time, is beginning to assume considerable proportions for the government and for Mr Byers in particular.

Even with vast amounts of seismic data, identifying the boundaries between salt and rock from the surface, many miles above, is nearly impossible.A new wave of tools and communication systems enabling the collection and transmission of "down-hole" data in real time is beginning to change this.

So far only Memphis Depay has been added in the current window and with the campaign starting on 8 August, Van Gaal is conscious time is beginning to press if he is to have a fully strengthened and settled squad for then.

Time was beginning to wear down Specialist Castillo.

When Bella Abzug died in 1998, his instinctive hostility gave way to a wistfulness that the lions of his time were beginning to fade away.

A beating made him give up the name of an abettor, Mr. Tjiwa, who at the time was beginning an evening of beer at Themba's Bottle Shop.

D'Amico's own story illustrates how the times are beginning to change.

Finally I decided that I'm old enough that the good times were beginning to seem just a touch repetitive.