Sentence examples for times must be from inspiring English sources

Happy times must be regulated too.

Delivery and pickup times must be scheduled precisely.

I realize that The Times must be competitive in such a fast-moving environment.

TIMES must be bad for the world's traditional airlines if the crowned heads of Europe are using low-cost carriers.

Their judgement of risk, not easy at the best of times, must be absolutely perfect for the next 10 overs.

If The Times "must be free of even the smallest hint of undue influence," then reject all advertising, just as Consumer Reports does.

When the proper sequence of operations is decided upon, times must be allocated to each operation to ensure that the workers in charge understand their obligations.

The closest comparison in recent times must be 2001, when 9/11 eclipsed everything that happened to the British political parties.

Instead of closure, what's needed is greater investment in children's centres – their potential to support families through tough times must be maximised.

Switching times must be quicker: my ambition is to halve them before the next election, with a clear plan to cut them to 24 hours.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, March 30 , 1935P. 11 To be a person of liberal tendencies in these times must be extremely trying.