Sentence examples for times set from inspiring English sources

The Times set the tone for much of the coverage.

Lynn Jennings, who won the race four straight times, set the record in 1995.

But Ye's leg was about 10% off the times set by the best 100m freestyle swimmers.

Maryland (No. 14 Times) set a record for points by an opponent in Chapel Hill.

In response, The Times set up a public fund, which last year financed 15 additional scholarships.

The flight times set out above are correct as at 20 October 2007, but may be subject to change.

André Téchiné's "Changing Times," set in Morocco, takes a more romantic, though not uncritical view of intercultural relations and exploitation.

What is wrong with these kids?'" Robot & Frank is a film for our times, set in the near future.

More than any of AL Kennedy's previous books, this is a novel for our times, set in familiar surroundings.

Articles about the film in The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times set off alarm bells last spring.

The school's record board, which lists the best times set by athletes while still students, is not too shabby.