• Several decades of time have passed by as quickly as the clouds have been blown away.
• It would be revealing to return in five years' time to see whether Balgrean has stood the test of time.
• The day will slip away from us as time passes, but not the clarity of the actions we took together in response.

• Eastern Standard Time (EST) operates in New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory, Victoria, Tasmania and Queensland.
• At 2 a.m. on the second Sunday in March, we set our clocks forward one hour ahead of standard time.
• I told him what happened and he gave you an extension: it has to be in Washington by midnight our time.

• ‘If I can deliver presents all around the world in one night,’ Santa claims, ‘I sure can get you back to Father Time's Castle in a few Bongs!’
• They have some very promising youngsters coming through as Father Time catches up with a few of their long serving stalwarts.

• Not being allowed to stay there at peak times defeated the purpose of the exercise.
• Dates and times were fixed for all competitions and clubs had to adhere to all these dates.
• So, similarly, most things in the middle of the night or before you get up can be ruled out; they are not suitable times.

• The questions that follow from that for us can obviously be discussed at the appropriate time.
• At the appropriate time, a subsequent order is issued that states the actual day and times.
• He said he would wait for a more appropriate time to put the questions to the Government.

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• The worst day was the end of the month, a time when his funds were close to drying up.
• I can remember a time only a few years ago when Leeds away was one of the toughest fixtures on the list.
• Yet there may come a time when this era is remembered in some form of golden haze.

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• This is a fight that's been going on not only in modern history but in Biblical times.
• We truly are entering one of the most important times in world history.
• We can also search for variations in at even earlier times in the history of the universe.

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• Chris decided to change careers because changing market conditions meant bleak times for many producers.
• A lot of men and women left this country when times were hard and prospered in foreign lands.
• Daniel said that the centre had given him support and stability through hard times.

• For many years the London newspaper, The Times, carried an advertisement for colonic irrigation on its front page.
• For there are a number of more subtle biases to be perceived by readers of newspapers like The Times - and other media as well.
• Plagiarism has almost become mainstream in India now, with even a Times of India journalist indulging in the shameful act.

• I have seen some terrible things in my time.
• I have always been into sports (in my time I have played/done cricket, badminton, circuit training, kick boxing, circuit training and even rock climbing!

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• He hasn't grudged Andy a moment of his time in the spotlight but has been desperate for a taste of it of his own.
• He may not be ready quite yet, but if he continues to progress Nieminen's time will come soon.
• Fiammetta relishes his time in the spotlight.

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• I wanted to give the impression of a man old before his time and an almost stylised unnaturalistic feel to the model.
• The anger still lingered even now, but then the shock had been such that she gave birth before her time.
• Ask the mother who has given birth to a child before time.

• Rob served his time as a plasterer and has over 33 years trade experience in the wall and floor tiling profession.
• Jamie had served his time as a joiner and had worked in the. construction industry for the past 15 years.

• Anyone who works these holidays must give up the payments of double time and time and a half.
• The Fair Labor Standards Act has no requirement for double time pay.
• Under the Holidays Act, if an employee works on any public holiday, that work now attracts a minimum payment of time and a half.

• The lights were designed to improve bus journey times but according to residents they made traffic problems worse.
• They include adding a minute per mile to the journey time and having enough petrol.
• He added the lane had improved journey times for the 89 bus on that stretch of road by a minute.

• Outsiders might think that the York Beer Festival is all about getting as much quality real ale down your neck before time is called.

• They fell 2-1 behind to an Andy Cole goal 12 minutes from time.
• Klose's final goal came just seven minutes from time.
• Aloisi, who had replaced midfielder Cesar Palacios eight minutes earlier, pounced just before time to earn Osasuna a deserved draw.

• To your first question in regards to calling time, that is up to the umpire s judgement whether to call time or not.
• Baseball players and managers of the offensive and defensive team, as well as umpires, can request time out for a number of purposes.

• He had a record for burglary stretching back to when he was 13 and had done time in prison.
• They may serve time in prison, but they also receive treatment for their addiction.
• I hope that the strong attitude that saw me through my career will see me through my time in prison.

• Her task is to bring together directors to share their knowledge and experiences, when times are tough as well as good.
• The company does not expect a hefty compensation bill as other insurers have also experienced tough times.
• Although Crook had a tough time in his teens, he insists it did not traumatise him.

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• Reels are written in 2/4 time.

• The blond full-back's pass to Paulse was perfectly timed and the wing made the 22 remaining metres with something to spare.
• Winger Mark Wallace covered across and caught Owen but the fullback's perfectly timed pass found Calland in support and he ran clear to score.
• Wilkinson's mature performance with perfectly timed passes and Tig's energy helped to secure the 19-7 win.

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