Example sentences of "with the [adj] time " in BNC.
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| 1 | Not only are Arsenal losing , but they are failing to score — just one goal from seven games — and it 's beginning to have an effect on fans who have been accustomed to rolling with the good times . |
| 2 | The firm flourished with the good times of the sixties and Cedric started the stationer 's as a speculation , but it at once did well . |
| 3 | In many cases , following the advice , particularly with regard to sleep , will initially be against the ‘ natural ’ dictates of the body clock , but , as we have explained , obeying the body clock in this case will only prolong the difficulties in living with the new time zone . |
| 4 | Ten of the subjects like the one above ) had unambiguous accounts of cold water in their dreams , and in these subjects their dream reports showed a very good correlation ( in terms of the time that the action in the dream would have taken since the cold water spray ) with the actual time elapsed . |
| 5 | By the end of the year , in an interview with the Financial Times , Mrs Thatcher suggested that a third successive Tory election win would fulfil her aim of ‘ Killing off Socialism ’ . |
| 6 | Mrs Thatcher 's reticence in the Commons contrasted with her more favourable tone toward the ERM in an interview with the Financial Times , in which she hinted at entry before the next election . |
| 7 | At 11am there was a meeting with the Financial Times , followed by lunch with the finance director of Citigate 's venture capitalist backer . |
| 8 | Hutchison Telecommunications UK Ltd 's Hutchison Paging has launched a financial services pager for private investors in a joint venture with the Financial Times Cityline stocks and shares information line : the pager covers 3,000 shares and within one minute of a chosen counter reaching a pre-set value , the pager automatically bleeps and displays a phone number , which can be called to hear the details ; the pager costs £160 plus tax , and includes a year 's subscription to the service , which will cost £100 plus tax for subsequent years . |
| 9 | I sat down with the Financial Times and tried to count how many people were actually smoking underneath no-smoking signs . |
| 10 | Churchill Livingstone , the medical publishing business ( described by Mr Barlow as ‘ small but beautiful ’ ) , grew profits by 45% , while Pitman Publishing had an ‘ outstanding year ’ , with the Financial Times /Pitman Publishing books for business series a special highlight . |
| 11 | Mr Taylor , 40 , a former journalist with the Financial Times , is regarded as one of the best of the younger generation of British managers . |
| 12 | An important task undertaken by the profession is the preparation , jointly with the Financial Times , of the FT-Actuaries All Share Index and the FT-Actuaries World Indices . |
| 13 | Hun Sen , Premier of the Phnom Penh government , voiced his approval of the Australian plan during an interview with the Financial Times published on Jan. 27 . |
| 14 | In an interview with the Financial Times of May 8 , Attila Karaosmanoglu , the World Bank 's vice-president for Asia , said that Western donors had started to raise short-term funds to help India overcome its fiscal and balance-of-payments crisis . |
| 15 | In an interview with the Financial Times published on Sept. 10 , the Supreme Allied Commander in Europe , Gen. John Galvin , suggested that NATO should review its treaty to enable it to respond to emergencies such as the Gulf crisis . |
| 16 | In an interview with the Financial Times of Aug. 28 Singh confirmed that India would seek a further three-year loan from the IMF under its extended fund facility ( EFF ) . |
| 17 | In an interview with the Financial Times of Oct. 29 , the Prime Minister , Mian Nawaz Sharif , denied that this apparent reversal would confuse investors , and confirmed also that foreign groups would be allowed to bid for all banks and institutions . |
| 18 | In an interview with the Financial Times of Sept. 24 , Gaidar said that in order to tighten monetary policy the government needed to carry out ( i ) a negotiated exit from the rouble zone by countries creating their own currencies [ see below for Russia 's suspension of financial transactions with Ukraine ] ; ( ii ) a reduction of Russian central bank credits to state enterprises ; and ( iii ) a swift privatization of large state enterprises . |
| 19 | If we start with the Financial Times well by their standards it 's not a good result er , but again let's get it in context , the newspaper 's trading margin is just , just under ten percent , it 's er it 's about nine point six percent er , and on the circulation front they 've done well in market share terms where we 've marginally improved our our market share in the quality market . |
| 20 | They left the home between 4 pm and 5 pm and returned in the early hours of the morning , often coinciding with the feeding time for a young baby . |
| 21 | Widgery 's attacks on swinging London more fanciful and , in keeping with the phallic times , more vitriolic . |
| 22 | Then there was the printing works : it had kept pace with the changing times and if it was put on the market there would be plenty of interest . |
| 23 | Manville only trusted himself , and to hell with the extra time manual effort consumed . |
| 24 | You press a button and a hand pops up to point to the nearest person with the right time . |
| 25 | Oh which is the one that is pregnant with the terrible time ? |
| 26 | At Keele he had edited the student Unit , with the future Time Out and City Limits editor John Fordham as deputy editor . |
| 27 | With the short time available and the conflicting issues so confused , it seems that the department will recommend a typical British compromise . |
| 28 | There were a number of part-time farmers who indicated they would be happy to take part of their holidays to attend although holidays were normally taken to coincide with the busy time on the farm . |
| 29 | Most of these were undetectable in that there were few enquiries I could pursue after the event ; for example , the purse stolen by an unknown thief an hour or two prior to the report and perhaps with the exact time and location of the theft unknown left little chance for skilled investigation . |
| 30 | Although no independent assessment of quality of life was performed in these patients , from the objective assessment of exercise capacity and left ventricular function in each case combined with the full time employment of most of the long term surviving patients , the patients ' answers to a simple telephone questionnaire were probably accurate and did not reflect any inappropriate bias . |