Sentence examples for time uniting from inspiring English sources

Smith, as an outsider with no previous history with players, may have an easier time uniting the membership than Vincent or Armstrong could have.

But he has used assorted fees, and fiddled the accounting for the state employees' pension fund, in order to fill gaps in his budgets.Yet however hard she hits, Ms Topinka will have a tough time uniting Republicans behind her.

Across the networks and the all-news cable channels, the punditcasts and the political Web sites, the commentary and the reporting concentrated on the next-step questions: when would Mr. McCain and Mr. Bradley make their exits, and which of the survivors, Gov. George W. Bush or Vice President Al Gore, would have a tougher time uniting his party?

Instead they stood together and created one of their finest moments in a long time, uniting for a 3-0 victoverover the Blues despite losing Kopitar after he absorbed a blow to the face from the elbow or stick of St . Louisforward Ryan Reaves about 12 minutes into the first period.

It was the first time United had disclosed the $1.2 billion figure.

"No eviction without alternative" became the slogan, and the movement for the first time united all 1,200 slums in Mumbai.

Others, however, have described talking to their neighbours for the first time, united by mutual shock and civic feeling.

At the time, united Bengal straggled over much of east India, with a population — of roughly 84 million — greater than that of present-day France.

At Cumberlands Pub & Grill on King Street, the deep-voiced Nappy Brown, who wrote the Ray Charles hit "Night Time Is the Right Time," united a diverse audience with smoldering blues.

Although these artists have worked together in various capacities before, this is their first time united as a single project.

This suggests that the family originated in Europe and then dispersed into the southern continents (at the time united as the supercontinent Gondwana).