Sentence examples for time was informed from inspiring English sources

An already established literary Dane, Hans Christian Andersen, who was in Paris at the time, was informed in a letter from Signe Læssøe, "A new literary comet... has soared in the heavens here...

An already established literary Dane, Hans Christian Andersen, who was in Paris at the time, was informed in a letter from Signe Læssøe, "A new literary comet... has soared in the heavens here... It is so demonic that one reads and reads it..

What I can remember is a hurried dinner that first evening with constant phone interruptions after KTLA founder Klaus Landsberg, to whom I was married at the time, was informed of the accident.

But the kids-at-risk notion is so pervasive that it intrudes even in movies that lack the adrenaline-spiking thrust of mainstream fear-fare; Jim Sheridan's fablelike "In America," which features the glowing, clear eyes of a pair of little Irish girls hypnotized by the wonders of Manhattan for the first time, is informed by the death of another child.

In the mean time, being informed that Thermus the praetor was in possession of Iguvium, with five cohorts, and was fortifying the town, but that the affections of all the inhabitants were very well inclined toward himself, he detached Curio with three cohorts, which he had at Ariminum and Pisaurus.

The coordinator of the super-team and the UX team because they are directly connected to the team and the others because they could deliver different points of view on the matter and at the same time were informed about possible workflow changes.

All homeless individuals present at the time were informed about the presence of a medical team and the availability of the vaccine; they then decided whether or not to meet with a doctor.

During that study 35% of the patients who were unaware of their diabetes at the time were informed about their diseases and might be told to have regular eye examination.

These intermittent periods posed challenges both for the researcher's own role understanding, and in ensuring that all the staff involved in the study at any given time were informed about the researcher's role, and the purpose of the research project.

The Times was informed of The Statesman-Journal's reporting in an e-mail message last week from a reporter there.

After the column was published, The Times was informed by a publicist that the release of the album had been postponed from Tuesday to Aug. 27.