Sentence examples for timely working from inspiring English sources
The phrase "timely working" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe work that is done in a timely manner, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear. Example: "The project requires timely working to meet the deadline, but we need to clarify what that means."
All of that makes two new books particularly timely: "Working Identity: Unconventional Strategies for Reinventing Your Career" by Herminia Ibarra (Harvard Business School Press, $26.95) and "50 Plus!: Critical Career Decisions for the Rest of Your Life" by Robert L. Dilenschneider (Citadel Press, $22.95).
In the Book Review, Tony Horwitz called "1776" a "stirring and timely work".
Bringing this timely work to New York audiences was a smart move on Mr. Gelb's part.
In the light of the recent events in Ferguson, Staten Island and Cleveland, among others, Selma is also a timely work.
I am delighted that Mark Gatiss has decided to bring this forgotten and yet wholly timely work to our screens".
"The Old Way" is not only a timely work, but also a timeless one — a last look back before we decide how to go forward.
Her piece is one of more than 50 timely works that fill the Aldrich in a gathering of exhibitions called "united states".
The money from fantasy sports bought must-read bloggers doing timely work in various verticals, deep investigative projects and big-name columnists.
That would have given his book a focus and urgency different from what it has now, but it would have also made "Never Again?" not just a timely work but perhaps a timeless one as well.
I will be holidaying in Westport, the loveliest town in the west of Ireland, where I'll be reading David Rieff's In Praise of Forgetting: Historical Memory and Its Ironies (Yale £14.99), a controversial but timely work, and rereading the timelessly timely The Reckless Mind: Intellectuals in Politics (NYRB £9.99), by Mark Lilla.
"In a fifth of cases of prisoners just starting their sentences and just over a third of those prisoners about to be released, we found little evidence of positive, proactive and timely work between prisons, probation and police," the report says.
