Sentence examples for time keystone from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Keystone XL became a symbol for Republicans in Congress of Obama's willingness to resort to executive power to move his agenda forward.

By the time Keystone is built — we're not giving up — we will have spent nearly as much time studying it as it took to build the Transcontinental Railroad 150 years ago.

Last week's incident isn't the first time Keystone has leaked.

At the time, Keystone XL was just gaining prominence as a national issue.

As scientists have made clear time after time, Keystone XL would be a climate disaster.

Despite all this, members of Congress remains frenetically focused on those 35 full-time Keystone XL jobs.

He created the philosophy that, as well as holding on to its traditions, the tour must be of its time, a keystone of its enduring success.

In the first month, according to Christine Goeschel, at the time the Keystone Initiative's director, the executives discovered that the chlorhexidine soap, shown to reduce line infections, was available in fewer than a third of the I.C.U.s.

In the fall of 2011, Bold Nebraska held a pumpkin-carving party; hundreds of supporters surrounded the Governor's Mansion with jack-o'-lanterns that spelled out "91 leaks and 0 regulations is scary," a reference to one prediction about the number of times the Keystone could spill over its lifetime.

Although the National Colored Base Ball League disbanded after a short time, the Keystones continued to play as an independent team.

By the time he left Keystone for a more lucrative contract at Essanay in 1915, he was on his way to becoming, not just the Elvis of his day, but the Beatles and Michael Jackson too.