Sentence examples for time spot from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'time spot' is not correct and usable in written English
You could use the phrase 'time frame' instead. For example, "We need to narrow down the time frame for this project."
Experts will argue that the problem with sense-ables are they do not provide a "stream" of 24/7 health information, instead they will probably provide a single point of time (SPOT) measure of health.
And that's where I channel all my energy, making sure I help people in our organization fulfill their own aspirations and help them succeed in their own way, and at the same time spot the next leaders.
"This is the first big journalism hiring binge that anyone's been on for a long time," said the business reporter and anchor Ali Velshi when he left CNN in April for a prime time spot on Al Jazeera America.
I have written and directed a two-minute TV commercial (with no mention of the products I sell) and have secured a prime time spot on Channel 4 on Christmas Day, timed to air just after the Queen's Christmas broadcast.
"I have seriously questioned the money that YES pays them and whether it's an appropriate fit for the time spot at YES," he said, adding that the terms of the current three-year deal were ultimately agreed upon.
The 4pm (London time) spot rate is said to be the most closely watched benchmark produced by WM Reuters, which also publishes prices every 30 minutes for the biggest currencies and hourly for 160 currencies.
She is not ready for that prime-time spot yet, but she is getting there.
Miley was told he might be considered for the full-time spot.
Pat was asked to endorse President Bush in a prime-time spot on Monday night.
He did so well on television that he was soon given his own year-round prime-time spot.
It was the first Canadian-made TV show to win a prime-time spot on US television.
