Sentence examples for well time for from inspiring English sources

Oh, well, time for a stroll.

If an employee loses a job because his employer is making cutbacks, his first thought would probably not be, oh, well, time for a life of crime.

Well, time for a paradigm shift.

The Nets' situation is well timed for negotiating a new local television deal.

Glassnote's arrangement with Clear Channel, which takes effect Monday, is well timed for the label.

It was music of black American pride and liberation, well timed for a run that began on Inauguration Day.

Jeff Manship's first major league victory was well timed for the Minnesota Twins, who hung on for a 10-7 victory Friday night against the visiting Kansas City Royals.

The book is also well timed for National Poetry Month (April), when publishers bring forth a parade of thematic poems for young children.

Recognition at the Emmys would be well timed for "Homeland," which has its second season premiere on the Sunday after the awards broadcast.

The other clincher is that Leicester is well timed for comics to road-test material and for agents, producers and PRs to spot acts in advance of the Edinburgh fringe.

The flare-up was not well timed for Mr. Obama, who seemed to have finally put to rest similarly controversial remarks by his former Trinity pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr.