Sentence examples for time made by from inspiring English sources
Paula Milne's drama was originally going to have this encounter on Question Time, made by the same independent producer, Tinopolis.
The demands on our time made by email, phone, Twitter, Facebook and all the rest are unmanageable.
His legacy is seen in some of the biggest-grossing films of all time, made by people who were just kids when they first saw his work.
It seemed an audacious taunt at the time, made by a skinny pitcher in his first postseason and aimed at a former most valuable player with a World Series ring.
In it he compared the computations of time made by the various civilizations of antiquity, corrected their errors, and for the first time placed chronology on a solidly scientific basis.
Negative values means the detection time made by the algorithm leads the NGDC detection.
More ominously perhaps, there ran through Huntington's pages an anxiety about the will and the coherence of the West — openly stated at times, made by allusions throughout.
What's two days out of your life?" [Even being first in line is no guarantee. On Saturday morning, course officials kept the course closed because of the rain. Golfers with tee times made by telephone simply lost them.
A photo from that time, made available by WikiLeaks, shows Abu Zubaydah with a pirate-style patch over his left eye.
(It also fit in nicely with my current free time, made possible by unemployment).
The additional processing time made available by not streaming images to disk can be used for more computationally intensive real-time image processing routines.
