Sentence examples for unfulfilled time from inspiring English sources

I started out in the dot-com boom, and I've seen those empty promises go unfulfilled time and time again.

He now recognises that much of what he sought to achieve will remain unfulfilled by the time he leaves office.

The loveliness of Bats in the Attic's melody masks a pretty devastating lyric about unfulfilled dreams and time slipping away.

The centre-forward's undoubted promise may have been largely unfulfilled during his time on Wearside but his two expertly taken second-half goals ensured Sam Allardyce's side were left to seek consolation from Fabio Borini's extraordinary 90th-minute equaliser struck from what seemed an impossibly tight angle.

Needs about family relationships and friendships were most of the time unfulfilled.

"The objectives of supervised release," he said, "would be unfulfilled if excess prison time were to offset and reduce terms of supervised release".

However, even with the passage of the Morrill Acts of 1862 and 1890 and the efforts of many, widespread access was for a long time an unfulfilled ideal.

It is intended to set the party on a new consumer-focused policy agenda that should win support among both former Labour voters, tired of the government's unfulfilled promises, and one-time Tory supporters, alarmed by Conservative party's current unreality.

In most instances, unhappiness occurs when what one thinks would happen doesn't, thus creating unfulfilled expectations and often times these situations involve other people.

Of course, closing loopholes is one of the perennially unfulfilled political promises of all time.

The final judgment keeps being postponed and the literal end of time remains an unfulfilled prediction.