Example sentences of "[noun] [verb] time " in BNC.
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| 31 | Even with money and will , a uranium-enrichment programme takes time to build , and might easily be detected by others . |
| 32 | Making a friend out of an enemy takes time — and love , do n't forget . |
| 33 | After an opening sample of Bob Hoskins from The Long Good Friday , ‘ Killing Season ’ sees Gunshot calling time on their fellow UK crews . |
| 34 | But setting up ViruSTOP takes time . |
| 35 | Study takes time and the best way to use it is to set yourself a programme . |
| 36 | Do n't expect any instant changes , as releasing muscular tension takes time . |
| 37 | But you and I both know that applying for a stay of more than six months takes time . |
| 38 | To re-educate your critic takes time . |
| 39 | Adjustment of the two axes , even by radio control , in the air will not guarantee precision unless the flyer takes time to consider the camera angles . |
| 40 | Strong friendship takes time to build . |
| 41 | Friendship takes time . |
| 42 | Building up trust and friendship takes time but for hundreds makes Life Chance a lifeline . |
| 43 | It is n't that God delays his guidance and message , but that our perception takes time to put it into words . |
| 44 | It is quite pointless for critics of evolutionary thinking to waste time and space on a denigration of the hunches of earlier phases of an evolutionary inquiry when neither contemporary sources of information nor current developments in selection theory had arisen . |
| 45 | The mother postponed her second marriage for six months to give time to sort out the new relationships . |
| 46 | Frantic Bradford took to diving in the box looking for penalties , but Quakers held on , and there was even the unaccustomed spectacle of possession football to waste time in the dying minutes with a chorus of ‘ staying up ’ from the travelling fans in the background . |
| 47 | Grief takes time |
| 48 | Installation time is largely dependant on how much disk space the files you have already take up , since what 's already there is squeezed to make room for the extra drive , and squeezing takes time . |
| 49 | In between assignments , David finds time to pursue his own projects . |
| 50 | Use THE original all-in-one shampoo/conditioner to save time and leave your hair smelling fabulous — unlike women in the 18th century who used a paste made of hog 's grease to keep their towering hairstyles in place ! |
| 51 | This procedure was introduced in an attempt to save time on the floor of the House and is used for unopposed and non controversial legislation . |
| 52 | On the minus side , the performance monitor took time to become familiar with . |
| 53 | On a recent visit to the Republic of Ireland 's new LCCIEB examination centres , , from our Marketing Department took time out to meet prize winners from Skerry 's Business College in Cork . |
| 54 | The words took time to sink in — to herself as much as to the rest . |
| 55 | It has three parameters start time , duration and repeat time . |
| 56 | Some junior school Heads think it is a waste of good scholarship studying time . |
| 57 | No one expects a practitioner to have time for much theoretical musing or for large empirical studies . |
| 58 | The deal gives Time Warner 's music publishing arm Warner/Chappell Music sole rights to market Elton 's catalogue of music from 1974 to the present as well as material from his next four albums . |
| 59 | Those who have laboured long at programmed learning sequences , even if less wholeheartedly multi-media in scope , will agree that such units take time to prepare . |
| 60 | Outside , before his grief had time to clot , the wind yearned a different plaint , but it did n't matter . |