Sentence examples for times combines from inspiring English sources

But somehow, at the same time, it's also too tied to the past, a hybrid that at times combines the frustration of learning something new with the exasperation of dealing with old familiar problems.

(The 500-meter race, skated twice with the times combined, is the one exception).

By comparison, the nine other Republican candidates who have participated in the debates mentioned Reagan just 51 times combined.

Large oils, at times combined with silk-screened digital imagery, may initially look like unholy messes: blowsy abstraction jostling with derelict figuration.

His backyard brawls, two professional fights and an exhibition bout against the former boxing heavyweight champion Ray Mercer have been viewed several million more times, combined.

The super combined is one run of downhill in the morning followed by one run of slalom in the afternoon, with the times combined.

Germany's front four - Reus, Muller, Andre Schurrle and Mario Gotze - were irresistible at times, combining seemingly effortlessly and leaving the Scots defenders bamboozled by their movement.

By contrast, their programs mentioned Halliburton, KBR, Blackwater, Jack Abramoff, and Bob Ney 109 times combined.

The Times combined these three sources into a master list of more than 6,200 names.

Neither candidate was asked a question about the deficit at the second presidential debate, but the two said the word "deficit" a total of 18 times combined.

Hopkins said she'd seen increased commute times combined with the ever-rising cost of living here impinge on social connections even in the workplace.