Sentence examples for time run reports from inspiring English sources

The time tracking module in the Project Management Software helps you to log and view how much time is utilized or utilizing by the project members.​ Use it to track time, run reports, export time sheet data in desired format, send invoices and bill your clients.

By that time, he had already run "reports" complaining about "illegal aliens" getting free medical care, educating their children in public schools, committing sex crimes, getting breaks on college tuition, filling the prisons and spreading diseases.

Both the Washington Post and the Washington Times ran wire reports from the Associated Press, in lieu of actual on-the-ground reporting in their home city.

This weekend, the Times ran a report on how Amazon and Google might, in the future, enable their voice-activated digital devices to listen and look for activity that might help advertisers tailor messages to a household.

The other questions that he and Charles — he is pretending to be Charles's journalistic colleague — ask Professor Rosenbloom, though, seem more like those one would hear in 1975, the year the Times ran a report about a Senate hearing on ARPANET.

With time running out before teams are to report for training camp at the end of the month, the most prominent of the plaintiffs in the players' antitrust suit against the league — quarterbacks Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Drew Brees — issued a statement through the players association saying it was time to complete a deal.

A report, entitled Is Time Running Out for The Watch?, to be published this month by the research firm Euromonitor International, suggests that a cultural phenomenon is causing a headache for makers of traditional timepieces; young people are much less interested in buying them.

"That time runs out.

Eventually, time runs out.

Run around until time runs out.

The national press, as ever, is keen to fuel these stories: Casey was given a column in the Sun based on her speech; and the Times ran a news report quoting Trevor Phillips' comments at the same Policy Exchange meeting, headlined: "Muslims are not like us, race equality chief says".