Sentence examples for timing a from inspiring English sources

Timing a market bottom is as hard as timing a top, so don't expect to get it exactly right.

"Timing one's quitting to coincide with a baby is like timing a breakup to coincide with graduation," she says.

It's not necessarily about "timing" a decision, but a consideration of the consequences over time.

It could be useful for timing a speech: at a million before a certain billion, it's time to wrap up.

Some sites, like Weather.com, include maps showing the normal peak times for fall color across the nation, and can provide decent guidance for timing a trip.

This makes timing a problem.

The episode did leave us pondering which is more cynical, timing a pregnancy to win re-election or timing a war to win re-election?

Chris Nash was the first to go with the score on 14, mis-timing a pull to midwicket.

It was a bad time, bad timing … a tragedy.

Drury scored his fifth goal of the playoffs by one-timing a pass from Peter Forsberg over the glove side of Detroit goalie Dominik Hasek.

It was a marvellous hit, head down, over the ball, perfect timing - a magnificent strike.