Sentence examples for time namely from inspiring English sources

Like declaring London "a place where everyone drinks, all the time," namely gin and tonics.

The "space biologists" have looked into time, namely the fossil record over the past 11m years.

Wildschut, an expert on the bittersweet emotion of nostalgia, has constructed one of my favourite scales of all time – namely, the Southampton Nostalgia Scale.

Is "compassionate conservatism" such a mystifying label that it helps to define success and disaster for the same constituents at the same time, namely children and families?

"Case law demands that Mr Biggs be treated in accordance with the law at that time, namely parole consideration at the one-third stage".

The universe didn't start at a place, it started at a time, namely 13.8 billion years ago, according to the best cosmological data.

Because PSE requires regular intervals, the analysis is restricted to screenings that occur "on-time", namely, within a window of time close to the length of interval.

And they were entirely correct, once upon a time -- namely, back when we had a middle-class society.

Period pieces that treat the past as what it was at the time - namely the present - are rare, but Prick Up Your Ears tells its story briskly and bluntly, without rose-tinted hindsight.

But Mr. Shoval noted today's attacks and said, "The good intentions of the Quartet, which I do not question, are based on certain expectations and suppositions which are extremely doubtful at this time -- namely the end of terror".

Don't you think their racial attitudes are different from the people who have disappeared from the voting roles in that time -- namely, their dead grandparents?