Sentence examples for time to grant from inspiring English sources

Stockhausen was busy, but got back to the Beatles in time to grant their request.

But now may also be a sensible time to grant the Fed additional tools to help its balance-sheet contract once the economy has recovered.

He agrees that it may be time to grant women equality in respect of blood money but wants cautiously to "wait and see" when it comes to the law on inheritance.

We are kept so busy trying to weigh the burden of cultural meaning that the poor kid has to carry that we never find time to grant him, as a person, anything but the most fleeting of existences.

So as 2005 dawns, it is again time to grant the Augustus Melmotte Memorial Prizes, named for the charlatan who parades through "The Way We Live Now," the novel by Anthony Trollope.

They said that Mayor Giuliani picked an odd time to grant concessions to the Mets and Yankees, who have long threatened to move if they did not get a new stadium.

While he was Commissioner, Mr. Biderman refused several times to grant more land for Nehemiah housing.

Collins has within the past couple of weeks looked for opportune times to grant his regular players a day off.

In fact, Mr. Bush appears at times to grant the media license to knock him completely off his message.

South Africa has refused three times to grant the Dalai Lama visas to visit the country, including one to attend a summit of Nobel peace laureates in October.

Judge Dennis is still considering a request by five newspapers, including The Times, to grant public access to the case's court documents, under seal since Mr. Skakel's arrest.