Sentence examples for timings went from inspiring English sources

Timings went wildly awry, so that the first day finished after midnight, and some of the music was a reminder that even a great composer's influence can result in mind-numbingly awful work.

My father used to be funny, but when he turned 94 his timing went a bit.

Like Satin, Davis would drop his hands low and lift his leg high, but his rhythm and timing went awry early this season, and his performance plummeted.

Shaw tells us how on one occasion Whitfield's timing went awry and he arrived just as a game against St Kilda was about to start.

Unlike the antiwar soul singer Edwin Starr -- who, in an ironic bit of timing, went to his eternal reward early this month just as American ground forces were sweeping toward Baghdad -- Mr. Shultz knows what war is good for.

My timing went completely in the middle part of the match.

When David Bowie headlined the second Glastonbury Festival in 1971, the timing went slightly awry.

The timing went on for nearly four years and ran right through the bloodstream of this small suburban Philadelphia money manager.

Is my timing going to be right?

So as timing goes the draw with Arsenal was atrocious for their hopes, and perfect for United's.

That is because much of the market timing goes on in funds that are invested in foreign stocks.