Sentence examples similar to timing- from inspiring English sources
The timing could not be better … time for a celebration.
A lot of glassblowing is about timing: how long you heat it, the time you have to shape it before it hardens (about 30 seconds) and when to stop before you potentially destroy it.
The timing is fortuitous.
The timing was unfortunate.
Yet again, the timing of this operation stinks.
Salmond continued to talk of multiple questions, but it was nothing more than a bargaining chip for the talks – a way to extract concessions from Cameron on other issues: the timing of the poll, the wording of the question, and the franchise.
He told me that he didn't hate me because of rape jokes – the timing was just a coincidence – he hated me because, to put it simply, I don't hate myself.
Bill Clinton warned that the unusual timing of New Jersey and Virginia gubernatorial elections during the "off year" that follows national elections was the biggest danger for Democrats facing a radicalised Republican base.
The timing of the unusual intervention is striking, coming as the US secretary of state, John Kerry pressed his message that Washington sought a peaceful resolution.
If the prime minister was indeed referring to New College, his timing might also be said to leave something to be desired.
