Sentence examples for world on time from inspiring English sources
The unusual timepiece is extremely primitive, but similar devices could one day replace the traditional atomic clocks that keep the world on time, physicists announced here yesterday at the 1998 Conference on Precision Electromagnetic Measurements.
That fiasco's enablers -- Alan Greenspan, Robert Rubin and Lawrence Summers -- and the more disastrous ones to follow were crowned "The Committee to Save the World" on Time magazine's Feb. 15, 1999, cover and are still welcomed in those polite circles where truth-teller Stockman is being treated as a pariah.
More recent: "The world on time".
Fed Ex has always there for me; I even love their slogan: "The World On Time".
Britain's Royal Mail (full disclosure: the Royal Mail carries FORBES GLOBAL to its subscribers around the world) delivers on time and according to bid, a reputation that TPGhas not always enjoyed.
San Francisco, with all of its diversity, pulled together and showed the world on prime time that it was made of the right stuff!
The world provided an observation or null-observation to the agent on each time-step, and the agent provided an action or null-action to the world on each time-step.
"I'm always looking for the suggestion of something I've never seen" was the energizing and exhausting credo with which she set the fashion world on its ear time and time again.
The real world places limits on time, space and communications, where a person/predator can only be in one place at one period of time having conversations with people who share the same environment.
I have committed the cardinal faux pas of the fashion world - arriving on time.
He has high standards, an unwavering work ethic and a much-publicized affection for punctuality; five minutes early is, in Coughlin's world, just barely on time.
