Sentence examples for timekeeping after from inspiring English sources

Justin Bieber has apologised and promised to improve his timekeeping after angry fans complained that the teen idol took the stage two hours late for his O2 Arena show.

In observing how a calamitous event like the destruction of the World Trade Center can establish new indexes of timekeeping (the "Before and After" syndrome), Deaver argues that stopping time in its tracks is a madman's ruse for stopping life itself.

Timekeeping ended in this case after the first ventilation.

"Essex Cricket can confirm that Monty Panesar has been disciplined by the Club after breaching team rules for timekeeping," said a statement from the county.

When looking at a smart watch I would propose something like the Butch Test – can this watch retain its value as a timekeeping instrument and item of value even after spending seven years in a place unconducive to a delicate object?

At least two Metropolitan Transportation Authority supervisors, who made more than $100,000 a year, have been demoted and two others have retired after allegations were made that they had falsified timekeeping records.

Timekeeping started with the laying aside of the anaesthesia bag after successful ventilation of the airway simulator and ended after having ensured sufficient ventilation.

When the ramshackle ship Victoria made landfall at the Cape Verde islands after almost three years' absence from lands accustomed to Western timekeeping [6], he noted: On Wednesday, 9th July [1522], we … sent the boat ashore to obtain provisions … And we charged our men [that] they should ask what day it was.

His timekeeping was correct.

Poor timekeeping practices have".

Timekeeping is an agreement among humans.