Sentence examples for touching time of from inspiring English sources
There is nothing suggesting a rush job about the warm and touching "Time of Your Life," the subject of an exquisitely acted production, insightfully directed by Paul Mullins, at the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey.
They loop around the £105m venue, coming within touching time of the world record to qualify in second place.
Ellen Kardashian, Robert's widow and the woman who provided the journals to the tabloid, said, "These are authentic handwritten journals I have shared, that my late husband Robert Kardashian so carefully wrote during 1989 and 1990 at a most trying and touching time of his life.
In order to optimize the formulation of waterborne alkyd resin preparation, a 9-level-3-factor uniform design and regression analysis were firstly employed to evaluate the effects of the selected variables including fatty acid content (L), hydroxyl/carboxyl molar ratio (r) and molar ratio of polyatomic acids (f) on set-to-touch time of film.
Given the number of parts, required touch time (the amount of time it takes someone to assemble a product), various materials and processes used, building entirely in the U.S. wasn't viable.
All protocols describe an observation period after circulatory arrest – the no-touch time, the period of time during which no interventions are performed in the donor.
As Barthes notes, there is "virtually no Parisian glance it fails to touch at some time of the day".
Black, 25, took 0.12 seconds off his own island record set in Sheffield last year as he touched in a time of 28.64.
Sensory Memory (variance: 10.47%), a four-item component, assessed how well participants remember details of smells, tastes, sounds and touch at the time of the birth, with high scores indicating increased sensory memory.
Heatmap of touch time decoding RMS error with respect to both population size and temporal position of analysis window.
"We have to spend a lot of touch time with customers," he adds, "to educate them in a more proactive manner".
