Sentence examples for timing to make from inspiring English sources

"I think it just needs probably the right time and timing to make it happen.

A perennial trick in Washington is to use timing to make anything work.

Let's just say that the lighting people have to have split-second timing to make the final moment work.

The solution may be a trick of timing to make both sides think they have gotten what they want.

The writer, Phil Vischer, doesn't have the ear or timing to make such asides work for the adults or the kiddies; this is no savvy "Toy Story".

Regulators have added the churning inquiry to their investigations of securities trading in variable annuities by hedge funds and wealthy individuals, who investigators say used "market timing" to make frequent trades on terms generally not available to smaller investors.

Taylor sought to precisely measure the movements of factory workers and their timings to make them as efficient as humanly possible.

We had to change some of the timings to make it work but because we shot clean plates and had a complete digital copy of the set it was possible to do this.

That timing threatens to make the Bulls' postseason brief.

Someone, however, forgot to bring the comic timing necessary to make them work.

The movie puts a lot of weight on Ms. Moore's adorability factor -- and exhausts it rather quickly -- since the director, Andy Cadiff, can't quite get the timing together to make the comedy click.