Sentence examples for we needed a period from inspiring English sources

We needed a period, not a question mark, after the indirect question in the first sentence.

It's as if everyone recognised we needed a period of sisterhood, shared conversation, shared experience to gauge where we were.

Obviously now is a time when we need a period of reflection.

We need a period of a few months to allow The Hague to show the public what they are doing".

"Whatever the Wolf review recommends, we need a period of public debate before any changes are implemented.

We need a period of stability and to get back to our old ways," said a spokesman for fans' group Spirit of Shankly.

"The security situation is hopeless, and we need a period when we can have a dialogue," said Mr. Pachachi, who led a number of political groups, mostly Sunni, in calling last month for a postponement.

"I think we need a period to prepare our negotiating position and look at all the options, and I think have some informal negotiations with other European ministers," Villiers told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

"The major question," Mr. Meyer said in a speech earlier this month, "is whether slowing the economy to trend alone will get the job done or whether we need a period of below- trend growth to unwind an imbalance between the levels of aggregate demand and supply".

"We need a period of calm in this city," Houseman said.

"We lost the last four in a row, so we needed a win, period," Rivera said.