a piece of time造句

• "It's almost like you have a piece of time.
• This year a piece of timing, influenced by the Olympics, could have fateful implications for Bob Dole's presidential bid.
• "Everybody wants a piece of Times Square now, " said Rebecca Robertson, head of the 42d Street Development Project, which coordinated the refurbishment.
• Making matters even more complicated is the fact that AT & T will soon own a piece of Time Warner through its MediaOne purchase.
• Making matters even more complicated is the fact that AT & AMP; T will soon own a piece of Time Warner through its MediaOne purchase.
• Over the last year, the redevelopment effort has made its greatest strides yet, with corporations seeking to get a piece of Times Square's overhaul before all the property is gobbled up.
• But the chance for AT & T to buy a piece of Time Warner apparently hinges on an end to the squabble between Time Warner and one of the regional phone companies.
• But the chance for AT & AMP; T to buy a piece of Time Warner apparently hinges on an end to the squabble between Time Warner and one of the regional phone companies.
• His portrayal of the area touched on a piece of time often overlooked, and reminded audiences of the community values of Los Angeles, and especially hit home for many African-American viewers, who appreciated the insight into the family values that define their culture.
• Two more Lori Lieberman albums, " A Piece of Time " ( 1974 ) and " Straw Colored Girl " ( 1975 ), appeared on Capitol Records and secured her followings both in America and continental Europe that were to prove remarkably durable upon her re-emergence two decades later.
• The songs are " On the Loop ", " Don't Wanna Lose This Feeling " and " A Piece of Time " . " Don't Wanna Lose This Feeling " was chosen as the 4th single from the album and charted at No . 5 on the UK singles chart.