Sentence examples for times were of from inspiring English sources
But those surveys, by the Military Times, were of career personnel who tended to be older, more senior and less ethnically diverse than the military as a whole.
But for an island of garbage, the best of times were of course also the worst for the people who lived there, a searing reminder across the years that New York's environmental headaches are eternal.
The allegations in the Sunday Times were of such a "serious nature" that the deputy president has written to South Africa's ombudsman, asking Public Protector Thuli Madonsela to investigate, his office says.
McCain, toeing the line between accusing the administration and reaching presumptive conclusions, said the leaks noted by the Times were of particular note, and far removed from past revelations about government actions that have been deemed acceptable to release to the public.
Additional measurements at later times were of limited value for prediction based on model categorization.
Thus, differences in the computing times were of no practical significance.
And time was of the essence!
"But time is of the essence".
"With entrepreneurs, time is of the essence.
"Time is of the essence," Obama said.
