Sentence examples for time to package from inspiring English sources

"We want to take a little more time to package this and then it's rock 'n' roll".

It takes a lot more time to package orders than it does to simply hand someone a bag with weed in it IRL.

"I think that everyone likes getting things in the mail, so I like to take the time to package my sales in a way that makes it feel like the buyer is receiving a gift from a friend in the mail.

A better solution would be to immerse the black particles in one fluid and the white particles in another (so that in both cases their densities match that of the suspending liquid)—yet, at the same time, to continue to package both types of particle in a single sphere.

Though the number of visitors from Japan dwarfs the 160,000 visitors from China, a new agreement between China and the United States has, as of last Tuesday, permitted travel agencies for the first time to offer packaged tours to New York and other American cities, tourism officials say.

Heavy charges for packaging changes are one of the biggest areas of complaint to the new Groceries Code Adjudicator with some suppliers reporting that they have been charged up to three times for changes to package design in one year.

The Times's decision to package the article this way, he noted, "raises a question of fairness that might extend to public perception of the paper's overall coverage of Romney as a presidential candidate".

And this time they're aiming to package the low cost Raspberry Pi microcomputer into a far more affordable form factor. Meet the $99 Pi-TopCEED: a desktop computer powered by Pi — just add your own keyboard and mouse.

Likewise, while tipping on takeout orders is nice but not necessary, one restaurant manager complained to me about Citibank ordering 35 lunches to go every week, which takes a long time for some waiter to package (with the soup wrapped carefully, coffees rubber-banded, dressings and condiments put in side containers), and never tipping.

In good times, they enabled banks to package their loans into securities and resell them to investors.

This paper considers the event-triggered H∞ filtering problem for discrete-time linear systems subject to package dropouts.