Sentence examples for timing to write from inspiring English sources

Geithner had the bad timing to write this just before the economy lost another 131,000 jobs.

Although the journalist Dana Milbank, a Washington Post White House correspondent who previously worked at The New Republic, had the ill timing to be writing a book about the campaign trail leading up to Nov. 7, the reader eagerly turns to "Smashmouth" hoping to find previously overlooked clues to the ridiculously close election or some new insights into Al Gore and George W. Bush.

The timing of his decision to write it is obviously significant.

There are many ways to write timing files.

He says, "I really think that her sensibility not her style and her material and her ability to write and her timing would all work just as well if she looked like Gilbert Gottfried.

He says, "I really think that her sensibility — not her style — and her material and her ability to write and her timing would all work just as well if she looked like Gilbert Gottfried.

But he claimed this weekend that they will not be released yet: "there are a lot of interesting dumps we're sitting on due to timing," he wrote on his Twitter feed.

So is timing: Those who write back first to the post first are more likely to persuade the original poster than those who write later, as the lefthand chart below shows.

Now Mrs. Garcia saw a raw talent with comic timing and writing skills who happened to be fetching enough to pull off imitations of Keira Knightley and Salma Hayek.

"Dell's focus on the consumer and push into the retail channel may not prove to be the best timing," Fidicaro wrote.

When you step out at Pudding Mill Lane Station, you enter a vast, animated anxiety about timing: as I write, there are 183 days, 12 hours, 7 minutes and 35 seconds left until the opening ceremony and the entrance to the site still looks like Alexanderplatz a year after the Berlin Wall came down.