Sentence examples for time to fasten from inspiring English sources

Some argue that after a century in which Tory governments have dominated British politics, it is time to fasten the boot firmly to the other foot.

The former Tory cabinet minister Lord King of Bridgwater said: "When you heard emergency legislation came with all-party support it was time to fasten your seatbelt".

Time to fasten my seatbelt.

The opening scenes are edited with flash bang wizardry and get you into the film without time to fasten your seat belt.

Porter testified that he did not take the time to fasten Gray's seat belt in part because he did not want to expose his gun to the detainee.

Both writer and actor, operating on the principle that well-known figures become less, not more, knowable with the passing of time, tend to fasten on what can be grasped — tics, expostulations, dates in a diary — and, thus armed, venture unabashed into speculation.

And to fasten up time, for you alone?

Another possibility would be to empower the offices of the tutelary judges in courts to fasten the times required to appoint the legal proxies.

In a classical study, this approach has been reported to fasten colon transit time in the constipated elderly without mirroring significant improvement on symptoms [ 52].

If you're using O- or D-rings for the first time, don't worry — they're easy to fasten your belt with.

You'll need to be able to fasten it to the track when it's time to put the contraption together.