Sentence examples for was of time from inspiring English sources

After 12 years of Labour, all the talk was of "time for change" and a Conservative government.

In a Comment written after the crisis, on November 3, 1962, the impression that was freshest for the staff of The New Yorker was of time trickling by, minute after minute.

He was out of time.

Yes, it is of its time.

But Giddens is of her time.

Time was of the essence.

There's plenty of time.

We're out of time.

We are out of time.

The problem, however, is one of time.

"I think we're out of time".