Sentence examples for wanting time from inspiring English sources

I was falling in love, but Patti hesitated, wanting time to allow her feelings to settle.

Far from wanting time to pass, one just wishes one had more of it.

Despite Thursday's encouraging noises, ongoing talks are expected to extend into next week with Benítez wanting time to think things over and verbal promises formalised on paper.

The Gores enjoyed the concert — they both know a lot about the rock and roll of their generation and the current country-music scene — but in between acts a few people came over wanting time, wanting to connect.

Astronomers wanting time on the European Southern Observatory's (ESO's) telescopes are less likely to get it if they're women, an internal ESO study has found.

England international Katie Chapman has questioned the Football Association's policy towards mothers in the team after claiming she was dropped for wanting time off to look after her family.

They want time.

"She wants time".

It wants time to become more efficient.

He wanted time to have fun.

"Everybody wanted time with Amy," she said.