Sentence examples for time to retrieve from inspiring English sources

(When it comes time to retrieve the vehicle, the same gadgets work in reverse).

Unfortunately, she doesn't return to her house in time to retrieve the note.

The book was in storage, I was told, and would take some time to retrieve.

A security guard let students back in, one at a time, to retrieve belongings they'd left behind.

So yesterday, here he was, in New York for the first time, to retrieve the club and have a look for himself at this art gallery.

Traduced for a thousand years, it's time to retrieve him from the dark ages and recast him as a Good King.

Engineers had tried several times to retrieve the device, which was apparently jammed inside the reactor.

Neighbors say that he's returned home a couple of times to retrieve some belongings, once with police protection.

The space transportation company has tried several times to retrieve rocket stages after launching, including using parachutes, but later switched to landing.

That is, the times to retrieve memory items related to completed intentions are slower than for those with no associated intentions.

For example, while users of an employee database may wish at times to retrieve employee records by the unique name or ID of employees, at other times they may wish to retrieve all employees in a certain employment category, perhaps with further restrictions such as falling into a certain salary bracket.