Sentence examples for timely word from inspiring English sources

"Optimistic" was McCartney's timely word for the colours: apple green and Tropicana orange, a naive contrast to the rich, painterly blue of last season.

In other words, timely investigations are an important safeguard, but timeliness may not say much about whether caseworkers are making the right decisions.

It commemorates two girls, two women, and 13 men, Syrians and Nigerians, among 300 who drowned off the coast of Lampedusa in May 2013, the first of many nameless, but remembered always in Soyinka's timely and timeless words.

For newsletter editors and securities analysts, part of the appeal of a word like "timely" is its adaptability.

Yet, the prime minister's words were timely.

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.

Based on this principle, the state of the device could be switched by a timely pulse; in other words, the programming process was realized.

Given the controversy around women in the world of VCs, quite a timely reminder that her words can and do apply not just in the world of business overall, but in tech specifically.

In other words, achieving timely graduation is everyone's primary job.

Even though Thomas Jefferson did not sign the Constitution, his words are timely on this day of observing this document, "Such a degree of learning (should be) given to every member of the society as will enable him to read, to judge and to vote understandingly on what is passing".

Now, what with Twitter, Facebook and Netflix's newly mojo'ed stock price, the creators of the show figure they don't need timely reviews to get the word out -- they already have a built-in fan base.