Sentence examples for time to running from inspiring English sources

"Around the barn he's extremely laid back, and when it comes time to running out of the gate, he's there, he wants to go".

To solve that problem, Allen used his Climateprediction.net project, through which members of the public have donated over one billion hours of PC time to running models.

He drove in six races over the next three years before retiring in 1964 to devote his time to running the team.

She began running on the outdoor team in the spring starting in seventh grade, but she kept swimming until the ninth grade, when she devoted herself full time to running.

The retired general has been devoting much of his time to running a company making a new kind of electric motor that does not require gears or a transmission, but uses computer algorithms to maximize torque and efficiency.

In 1960, Peterson founded the Advanced School of Contemporary Music in Toronto - assisted by Brown, Thigpen and composer/clarinettist Phil Nimmons - and he remained there for the next three years, devoting much of his time to running the institution.

"We didn't have time to run".

Both still have time to run.

"People shouldn't be waiting for time to run out.

Mr. Whitcomb gives each new technology cycle time to run.

"This is an unfortunate time to run aground".