Sentence examples for time of extended from inspiring English sources

At a time of extended progressive opuses, their songs, largely written by Colvin and Hyman, were short, fast and reductive, utilising only three chords and no guitar solos.

Özgül Kaptan, director of the Women's Solidarity Foundation (Kadav), has condemned the law – which came into effect on 26 July, at a time of extended legislative powers – as misguided.

At a time of extended pay freezes, uncertainty about the future of pay and pensions, and casual denigration of public servants by politicians, these statements of support have been very welcome.

She cries all the time for extended periods of time, though he almost never knows why she's crying.

Congress is running out of time to extend the payroll tax cut, among a handful of other provisions, before they expire at the end of the year.

The length of time of an extended standard warranty and additional benefits were taken into consideration, but were not as heavily weighted as the number of inspection points, crash-test ratings and reliability history.

So its time to extend the span of control into the traffic.

In recent starts, Hughes has not been sharp, which might have been a result of extended time off in the Yankees' attempt to balance priorities.

The mtDNA COI marker supports all nine genotypes with evidence of extended time in isolation in most cases.

With significant increases in patronage, particularly during peak time, crowding itself is the significant determinant of extended dwell times.

Leads are typically linear features that are widespread in the pack ice at any time of year, extend for hundreds of kilometres, and vary from a few metres to hundreds of metres in width.