Sentence examples for time of some from inspiring English sources

It is a time of some turbulence for instrument collections.

"But directing takes time, and you need time of some kind to write, you know".

Grylls's success in America comes at a time of some homegrown criticism.

The appointment comes at a time of some high-level churning in the 18-month-old Corzine administration.

The visit comes at a time of some tension on trade in relations between the United States and India.

This means the flight time of some small craft like the Raven is limited to around 90 minutes.

But he acknowledged that "at a time of some anxiety … it's sometimes quite a challenge to persuade people that we need to change things, move with the times".

It was made in Hamburg by Hieronymus Albrecht Hass in 1740, around the time of some of Bach's finest keyboard works.

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Moreover, he said, Minnesota has been at a disadvantage for several months by having only one of its two senators in place at a time of "some national crisis".

Mr. Blair arrived at a time of some strain in relations between Israel and the United States, and he seemed to take pains to reassure Israelis of his support.