Sentence examples for use at that time from inspiring English sources
A portion of the radio spectrum was allotted for amateur use at that time; because this portion was only useful over relatively short distances, the need for systematic relay of messages became evident.
A Mexican coin, dated 1780, was found, confirming that the building was in use at that time.
It may have displeased Jürgen Klinsmann from a competitive standpoint, but for MLS and an increasingly bullish class of owners, Dempsey represented the elite domestic exemplar of the "league of choice" rhetoric they began to use at that time.
Broadway was known as the Boulevard as early as the 1870s (although it was called Broadway by 1899), and the names Riverside Drive and West End Avenue were in use at that time.
Replay wasn't available for umpires to use at that time (it is on home run calls now), and Phillies Manager Charlie Manuel, who was ejected for arguing the call, would have surely appreciated it.
The death of Jesus thus becomes in the Christian proclamation the centre of the historical narrative the historical prologue of the covenant leading up to the covenant enactment, or the sacramentum, to use the Latin term of the early church, which in secular use at that time meant primarily the soldier's oath of loyalty to the emperor (see above Late Bronze Age developments).
Starting from the calendar age of about one week, free water clearance (FWC) and fluid input (total enteral and/or parenteral 24-hour fluid intake)/output (urine output) ratio were determined and weight, need of oxygen (O2) supplementation, assisted ventilation and corticosteroid use at that time-point were recorded.
He was briefly interviewed but his evidence was not used at that time.
The motivation behind this project was replacing Mashery, the API keys management service we were using at that time.
The poor reliability of the ropes (generally hemp) used at that time made such lifting platforms unsatisfactory for passenger use.
Jewish truck farmers in the neighboring town of Greenland grew buckwheat — used at that time in America only for buckwheat pancakes — for kasha, an East European staple.
