Sentence examples for time swore from inspiring English sources

William Paley, the chairman of CBS at the time, swore he would "put quality first," Lieberman writes.

Things boiled over in their memorable match in the semi-finals of the Australian Open last year when Murray reported Berdych to the umpire, and Kim, his fiancee at the time, swore a blue streak, after Berdych won the first set tie-break.

We get e-mails from people all the time swearing up and down that they're there".

For my family, the upshot would be more expenses and a lot more time swearing at the computer.

While this is his first time swearing in a governor, he has presided over similar ceremonies in the past, including the inauguration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

It is a sure sign the judicial noose is tightening when the suspects start apologizing while at the same time swearing they knew nothing about the crime.

"A man might die laughing at 'Sly Fox.' " And everyone I know who saw the show at that time swears it had audiences convulsing in merriment.

Junior also, somewhat ahead of his time, swears by the advice of a self-help guru named Caesar Zedd, whose moniker is typically self-explanatory.

What makes this more moving than saccharine is both the pleasantly cynical humour of the characters (Jon spends a vast proportion of his time swearing at himself for his own stupidity) and its wider reach.

Sam Clapp is an account director at a major advertising agency and says that his office "literally spend the whole time swearing at each other", but never curse when speaking with clients.

He is mentioned for the last time swearing fealty to the new king, Robert II, at his accession parliament at Scone on 27 March 1371.