Sentence examples for time to propose from inspiring English sources

When it came time to propose, Mr. Parker couldn't quite get the words out.

After five years, he decided last February it was time to propose.

How about taking advantage of the cheapest oil prices in a very long time to propose a carbon tax?

Now is the time to propose a candidate who will convince Europe's voters we are acting upon their concerns.

Last February, toward the end of a joint vacation in Costa Rica, Mr. Moriarty decided it was time to propose.

And when it came time to propose last December, Mr. Alcoff decided to pose the question at — where else — the ball.

When it came time to proposing next steps for the government, it called for investigations by the same entities — the army and the attorney general — who have a track record of ignoring governmental abuses for decades.

In November, after Mr. Pugach had gone on television several times to propose to Miss Riss, they were married.

A February 2002 e-mail message from Georges Gharabawi, a Johnson & Johnson executive, said Dr. Biederman approached the company "multiple times to propose the creation" of the center.

In a first step, PRACT reduced this number by a factor of up to 28 times to propose possible cropping systems.

It's not possible to say that there are perfect times to propose, but it is important that you propose at a time when you're not rushed and when you feel calm, sorted, and ready.