Sentence examples for time to shred from inspiring English sources

From time to time, he would open the safe, flip through the files, and think that perhaps it was time to shred them.

Time to shred the teams with the lowest scores.

Now is also a good time to shred all unnecessary documents (those older than three years), such as old insurance policies, old bank statements, and even old medical bills so you can better protect your identity.

Translation: less free time to shred, and less money to burn.

His complaints about the tediousness and terminality of current fictional convention are well-taken: it is always a good time to shred formulas.

Why does this book exist?" James Wood finds contradictions in Shields's argument, in The New Yorker: "His complaints about the tediousness and terminality of current fictional convention are well-taken: it is always a good time to shred formulas.

The government stated that high heels in the workplace was a safety hazard as they cause the wearer, at times, to shred their feet and also increase the workers risk at falling at work.

This is why historians take the time and trouble to shred the Labour left's claim that Hitler was a Zionist.

"It's time to stop shredding the U.S. Constitution in a presumed effort to bring democracy and constitutional rule of law to Libya".

Ambrose and Patel at times reduced to shreds an attack that had come at them with real discipline to break the back of the innings.

HAVING just packed and hauled dozens of boxes of papers to my new apartment, I'm adding scanning to my list of spring-time chores, and plan to shred any documents that include personal or financial information.