Sentence examples for times which will from inspiring English sources
The show will air next spring on three relatively tiny Discovery Network channels: Discovery HD, Discovery Times (which will have a new name), and Discovery Europe.
"Rainfall rates could reach two to three inches at times, which will quickly cause flash flooding along streams and in poor drainage areas," meteorologist Kristina Pydynowski told AccuWeather.com.
The past, the future, and even the present are unclear, but soon there will be a dominant narrative of these times, which will make it more difficult to remember those uncertainties.
After a fibroblast has divided about fifty times — which will take the average person into middle age — the telomere is shortened to a "critical length," and the timer goes off.
But one of the consequences of hard times – which will long continue in the public finances at least – is that choices get sharper, because every decision has its victims.
Slightly more than half the people in the classroom will be fluent in the language being used at all times, which will help the others to learn that language faster.
It will get under way at 1.20pm local time, which will be 3.20pm in Melbourne.
"The brand gives us time, which will give us a way to catch up," he said.
Smith is the author of five novels, including "Swing Time," which will be published in November.
No fewer than 15 nations have won medals this time, which will please the International Sailing Federation hugely.
Women who've had them will definitely need more operations over time which will, in turn, cause more scarring".
