Sentence examples for time to exchanged from inspiring English sources

The GBMD meetings have the objective to provide the researchers on the field a time to exchanged knowledge, present and discuss research results and techniques and to inspire the youth to follow the research carrier in dental materials.

Mr Poroshenko may well be waiting for a more opportune time to exchange the soldiers.

Her moves are deliberate, and she always has time to exchange a few words with customers.

But Nimzowitsch tried to find the right time to exchange White's pawns (dxc5 and, after…f6, then exf6).

What are the indications that it's time to exchange our lifelong independence for a situation that offers some support?

There's still plenty to enjoy but perhaps it's time to exchange this old panto lamp for new.

"You always have a lot of time at fairs," Farresin explained, "and we thought we could use the time to exchange ideas with Fendi's craftsmen".

The two draw sketches for each other, crossing boundaries of class and time to exchange colourful memories of the grand rural estate of their shared childhood.

When it came time to exchange the peace, he turned to her mother, and hugged Colin and Chris and Clay and her father, and he reached past her to hug Mary, but he didn't even look at Molly.

He also has time to exchange charming letters with the preteen daughter of an old friend, who has asked him about the games he played as a child: "We used to play marbles for keeps.

Other young swimmers shared the lane, but Mardini, 18, kept her own pace, darting down the center, emerging at the edge of the pool from time to time to exchange the duck — used for balance training — for a snorkel or a kickboard.