Example sentences of "the time " in BNC.
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| 31 | At the time of independence the Daily Citizen was undoubtedly free . |
| 32 | Sitting in the pictures — getting dark and warm and watching with the music all the time playing from nowhere . |
| 33 | Y' know , buyin' new dresses all the time , is n't it ? |
| 34 | After all , the voice is an actor 's number one asset , and it will be in use all the time . |
| 35 | In drama schools , improvisation is about finding a way of expanding the imagination and liberating the senses , which can get too confined if students work entirely from a text all the time . |
| 36 | But it 's true to say that most actors feel their drama school training has left them inadequately prepared for working in television and film by the time they graduate . |
| 37 | This is the time you have worked towards , when you will be working on the ‘ showcase ’ productions which will provide opportunities for you to be seen publicly . |
| 38 | The last three months particularly are charged with electricity — and you are suddenly involved both in the throes of final productions and the ‘ business ’ of acting ; it all comes together in a thrilling rush , and the time goes quickly . |
| 39 | The student may want to find out more about the kind of parts he/she may play in the future , or indeed may have played during the time already spent at drama school . |
| 40 | Some students will use the time to try out major speeches they have never attempted before , and find out where this may take them . |
| 41 | New faces are arriving all the time and in some cases actors make a quick start with a first job or they may have a relatively long wait before they get off the mark . |
| 42 | I think in a company like the RSC you are privileged and you go on learning all the time . |
| 43 | The absolute discipline of drama training is one of the major things that helps you all the time . |
| 44 | New actors need to try and widen their range all the time and in the same breath find a way of being commercially as well as artistically viable . |
| 45 | And because , as I say , of my conventional background there seemed at the time a tendency to think of me as a reactionary young man . |
| 46 | It is your personality and your personal care that is going to be noticed all the time . |
| 47 | After all we knew that subsidy did n't exist to subsidise empty seats but rather the necessary and new ideas that were wanted at the time . |
| 48 | But I had very little idea of anything at the time and I did n't do very much acting . |
| 49 | I think there should be a more stringent system of entry into the drama schools so that there is a higher standard of work achieved by the time they come to join the profession . |
| 50 | I remember there was seventy-five girls to seven men at the time . |
| 51 | The provisional movement is divided on the issue of capitalism but , for the time at least , has an openly declared policy of achieving an island-wide socialist republic by the combined means of violence and the democratic process . |
| 52 | The Alliance Party of Northern Ireland , formed at the time of the abolition of the Stormont parliament , represents those catholics , protestants , and others who disavow the twin alliance of Ireland but retain at least a practical attitude on sovereignty . |
| 53 | It is important to note that the political party system in the Republic of Ireland is largely based on the divisions in the national-popular consciousness which occurred at the time of the Irish civil war . |
| 54 | Though the case is complex and the minister has joined the Anglican communion , the elements of the case at the time are quite significant . |
| 55 | When asked if they would like subventions from the state to aid their stipends and church buildings , a move which was being seriously considered by the British government at the time , priests and bishops were united in rejecting the idea on the grounds that it would drive a wedge between clergy and people , identifying clergy with the principal enemies of the people . |
| 56 | De Tocqueville 's notes reveal not only the conscious opposition to such a mode of religious power but also how deep the solidarity between clergy and people was , the degree to which the poor , half the catholic population at the time , looked to the clergy for material and spiritual leadership , guidance , and assistance , and how much they trusted them . |
| 57 | By mid-June , the projection of the opinion polls was already suggesting that the majority favouring a measure of divorce legislation was declining so rapidly that by the time of the poll , the noes would have it . |
| 58 | The present writer , who was not connected with the survey , estimated that there was about a 15 per cent non-Roman catholic element on the estate at the time . |
| 59 | It is only during the time of waiting , wrote Harsnet , during the time without hope , that these things assume significance , only during the time without hope that one is conscious of them , that one remembers them with despair , that one anticipates them with dread . |
| 60 | It is only during the time of waiting , wrote Harsnet , during the time without hope , that these things assume significance , only during the time without hope that one is conscious of them , that one remembers them with despair , that one anticipates them with dread . |