Sentence examples for town in time from inspiring English sources

Last week he came to town in time to lead his committee to City Hall, & the Mayor pledged his full cooperation.

I managed to stay for his encore, the tender "Mélodie" by Rachmaninoff, and still make it across town in time for the Chamber Music Society program.

Often people begin watching the tournament in some vacation place and then come back to town in time for the round of sixteen.

It seems likely that, as in the past, President Clinton will force the Republican-led Congress to increase domestic spending over all as the cost of leaving town in time for down-to-the-wire campaigning in October.

In recent months, the muncipal authorities in Calais, led by town's centre right mayor Natacha Bouchart, who is up for re-election next month and has conspicuously refused to discuss the "migrant theme" during campaigning for fear, she insists, of playing into the hands of extremists, have ordered the eviction of migrant from squats across the town in time for winter.

The "we" Chauncey is referring to is, of course, gay men, who, during this period, had to find ever more creative ways to socialize: in a bid to clean up the town in time for the 1939 World's Fair, Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia ordered most of the city's gay bars shuttered.

Pingyao's plunge into poverty left the town frozen in time.

A couple of U-turns later, we arrived in town, just in time to see Luke, an unassuming seventh grader with braces, take his last cuts.

While a four-day in break in Ibiza Town, just in time for the closing parties in September, costs £352 (or £221 in San Antonio).

A first novel presents the story of the inventor of the harness, who lives in a town lost in time that abuts modern civilization.

A first novel presents the story of the inventor of the harness for draft horses; he lives in a town lost in time that abuts modern civilization.