Sentence examples for time to dump from inspiring English sources

"We get a period of time to dump the snow.

Speaking in front of Independence Hall, in Philadelphia, he argued that it's time to dump "The Star-Spangled Banner".

Making money by jumping around often requires predicting the right time to dump one sort of holding and gather another.

When wild garlic arrives, it's time to dump those stale old bulbs of over-stored, powdery garlic and imported herbs.

Perhaps it's better for supermarkets to avoid publicising relationships with suppliers – should it come time to dump them, there's no need for an expensive rebranding exercise.

Among other initiatives, Fink argued that it's time to dump the automatic practice of providing the market with quarterly earnings forecasts.

That leaves him with a daughter named Grace, whose idea of family time is to dump her toddler son in Delaney's lap without notice so she can go to Spain to try to find her husband the revolutionary.

Instead of oohing and guffawing and going back to, you know, living his life, Old Man Gruber took some time out to dump three links to examples of the potential problems Glass faces.

New Age vinyl, however, is up 3 cents, so maybe it's time to finally dump those extra copies of Pure Moods, Volume 2. The interactive website, which launched today, is a collaborative project between the music marketplace Discogs and the folks over at Red Bull Music Academy.

The weather has finally cooled a bit, and that can only mean one thing: time for Ted Cruz to dump his ill-fitting suits and ties for his even iller-fitting collection of flannel shirts and leather jackets.

While many thought it was time for him to dump Kanu for the opposition, where he stood a chance of winning the presidency, he instead agreed to Mr Moi's plans.