switch in time造句

• Journalists called this change " the switch in time that saved nine ".
• It became known as " the switch in time that saved nine ."
• The market had swung to flat panel TVs and Finlux failed to switch in time.
• Still, with less than three years to react, many customers may not switch in time.
• How the court split its vote in this case is supportive of challenges to the " switch in time " narrative.
• However, Strobl is still waiting for the powerful federation to write to FIS, giving its consent to the switch in time for the ruling.
• The City of Abbotsford, however, was unable to complete a deal with the Canucks that would allow for the switch in time for the 2013 14 AHL season.
• Roberts'move was notoriously referred to as " the switch in time that saved nine . " Shortly after leaving the Court, Roberts reportedly burned all of his legal and judicial papers.
• Coming at a time of mounting political pressure over the judiciary's stance toward the New Deal, the Court's shift is sometimes called " the switch in time that saved nine ."
• Some instigators of this switch in time have been Internet software newcomers like Netscape Communications Corp ., which has rapidly become the standard-setter in the industry with its handling of its Navigator browser program.
• But magistrates'courts have recently begun hearing Chinese-only cases, and a timetable has been drawn up for higher courts to make the switch in time for China's 1997 takeover of Hong Kong.
• His film debut came in director Paul Donovan's quirky time-travel comedy " Norman's Awesome Experience ", otherwise known as " A Switch in Time " ( 1989 ).
• Within a few years he had thrown switches in Times Square on a blinking penguin for Kool cigarettes, a clown tossing quoits in the shape of the Ballantine ale logo, and an animated cartoon for Old Gold cigarettes.
• It says that the knoticable time delation of the moving object compared with the none moving one would distinguish which one it is that is moving only because of the acceleration of one twin in a switch in time frame.
• Within a few years he had thrown switches in Times Square to illuminate a blinking penguin for Kool cigarettes, a clown tossing quoits in the shape of the Ballantine ale logo, and an animated cartoon for Old Gold cigarettes.
• Although the vocabulary is generally basic, the frequent switches in time and setting, as well as the occasional lack of regard for sentence structure grammar have proven it to be a difficult read even for many fans of Faulkner.
• Some areas of public administration, such as social security and health authorities, do not have the technical and financial resources to make the switch in time for the single currency's introduction in a year's time, he said.
• FDR's proposal, universally denounced as court packing, died in committee; however, the balance of power on the court soon shifted to the liberals, causing one wag to note, " A switch in time saved nine ."
• Roberts'decision spelled the end of the Lochner era and has been dubbed the " switch in time that saved nine . " As the Horsemen retired, Roosevelt, the longest-serving President in history, availed repeatedly of opportunity to replace them with more liberal Justices.