Sentence examples for upon in time from inspiring English sources

However, that will not be ruled upon in time to stop it.

It is unlikely that the Legislature would give the right to protest returns, but make it meaningless because it could not be acted upon in time.

But I also want you to be the mother of my children, the wife I will come home to at night, the strong staff I can lean upon in time of trouble and the companion of my declining years".

Baseball and the union will continue to address the expansion of the testing to the regular season, with baseball clearly hoping that can be agreed upon in time for the 2013 season.

But it's doubtful that their proposals or anything remotely broad would be agreed upon in time to replace the current system.

When the modern Olympics began in the 1890s, the distance of this journey – approximately 40km – was used for the marathon event (the current distance of 42.195km was settled upon in time for the 1920 games).

Part of your estate for you to call upon in times of need.

She cared deeply about her family, friends and community, and could always be counted upon in times of need.

If that isn't clear enough, the next paragraph is, "I don't care what kind of nonsense you believe, I can tell you that religion will be a crutch which you can lean upon in times of adversity".

The idea is that the Federal Reserve can be relied upon in times of crisis to come to the rescue, cutting interest rates and pumping in liquidity, thus providing a floor for equity prices.

He came to Scotland with a low-profile, which means that there was no reputation for him to rely upon in times of scrutiny.