Sentence examples for timely though from inspiring English sources
The interval was timely, though, for it gave Mariusz Kwiecień, singing the role of Roger and suffering from a heavy cold, the chance to marshal his vocal resources.
Pimentel's arrest for planning to hit local post offices with pipe bombs is timely, though, since it coincides with the engineered implosion of not just one post office, but possibly the entire USPS, reeling from a slo-mo neutron bomb lobbed by the radical right.
It is timely though in this election year (probably decided by the time of publication) that the significance of the Labour-led Government's initiatives in early childhood policy is newsworthy across the wider spectrum of New Zealand politics.
John Doyle's sober revival of Bertolt Brecht's "The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui" (at the Classic Stage Company) couldn't be more timely, though whether that timeliness enhances or diminishes its message I can't quite decide.
His subject — a young woman who goes to work at an omnipotent technology company and gets sucked into a corporate culture that knows no distinction between work and life, public and private — is what could be described as "topical" or "timely," though those pedestrian words do not nearly capture its imaginative vision.
But my personal position on Gordon Brown vis-à-vis David Cameron is better the bully you know than the Bullingdon Club member you don't.Sarah Lafferty LondonIt's not rocket science, or maybe it is…* SIR – Your article on America's complex tax code ("The joy of tax", April 10th) was timely, though it understated the problem.
The criminal charges against Mr. Birnbaum were dismissed on Sept. 9, apparently because prosecutors failed to file a timely indictment, though they could file new charges against him.
He added, "Accurate figures have not been reported to high authorities in a timely manner," though he later said this was a result primarily of incompetence rather than deceit.
Mr. Greenspan also has an agreement with the Bureau of Labor Statistics to receive monthly employment data for manufacturing, mining and public utilities two or three days early, ostensibly so the Fed can produce its industrial production statistics on a timely basis, though those figures are not released until 10 to 17 days later.
Given the country's continuing economic woes, high unemployment and worries among Democrats about Mr. Obama's re-election prospects, the book makes for timely reading, though its truncated scope means that it does not deal with the debt ceiling fight or Mr. Obama's more recent efforts to address the jobs crisis.
"And it's very timely, even though it says many things that have been said before.
