Sentence examples for time of doing something from inspiring English sources

Everything is the "last" or the "final" time of doing something or seeing someone.

"If that situation comes up in anybody's family, I would think you would have to take a hard look at taking time off, of doing something to try and salvage the thing," said Seattle Seahawks Coach Mike Holmgren, Reid's longtime friend and mentor.

The politicians' response as always is to buy time, buy time, buy time - create the appearance of doing something without ever having to do it.

But next time anyone thinks of doing something on the scale of Striving Readers, I hope they will provide preference points in the application process for applicants who propose to use approaches with solid evidence of effectiveness.

"Almost all of the time, the sustainable way of doing something is the cheaper way of doing it," he says.

In that song is the romance of the night time, the possibility of change and of doing something new.

A lot of times there's an old way of doing something that nobody questions.

One of the main reasons for me to apply for permanent residency is the feeling of doing something during times when I feel total powerlessness.

I'd always think, well, you're going to have plenty of time to do something else.

But Milbury also emphasized that Goring had run out of time to do something with the team.

It may be Gerard is realising all this too, and is also realising that, at 43, he is running out of time to do something about it.