How to pronounce “in time” in English

in time when a country went through a certain stage of its development.

In time travel stories, there's always this idea of the current timeline, like in "Star Trek" in the episode "Yesterday's Enterprise." They go back in time, and they change something

in time-- and you can see it, as a teacher on my end.

in time for the deadline.

In time, they have to be always more ambition.

in time.

In time, her relationship with my dad healed, and they often chatted when seeing each other in town."

in time, which-- just something to take note of-- is often very different by the time I've finished the drawing several months later.

in time to see her appear at the top of the stairs.

In time, now is arbitrary and I should be perfectly fine.

in time as surely as it proceeds from 'I think' to 'I am.'" So we have to decide-- and I think physicists and neuroscientists

in time whether that that's our own little nuclear family culture and you know having to go to high school where everybody is is different and you've got

in time frames based on the injury that we had to work with.

In time, we turned to comets.

In time, we will automatically see ourselves, and the world, in terms of interconnectedness.

in time and felt relevant.

in time for my event, but it's going to cost me like $1,300 to do so on my dime.

In time.

In time, others did.

in time that we can see.

in time we've come to find out that it isn't so incredible.

in time.

in time, that business unit at a later point in time was more likely to have higher sales growth, greater profitability, higher levels of customer loyalty, and greater employee

in time to be able to get away and jump through the wormhole tunnel and escape.

in time?

in time and got the data for everybody who was still in the company who had started in that same period so that we

in time but then there's overtime and um they don't scale that way without some

in time where decisions we make policy choices we make

in a way that makes it feel like they maybe almost knew each other at one point in time and were sharing advice with one another about how to raise their sons.

in an exact moment in time?

In Morocco, the best chefs are those who can make you taste food, and it takes you back in time to when you were a little kid,

In order to have complete harmony and unison and rhythm in time-- the whole thing about music is the expression

In a more traditional point in time, that might have been when you're young and you're working, that's your wealth building stage.

You know, you look at the collection of books he had-- at one point in time, 106 books-- there is almost no topic that he didn't have a book on.

In fact, at a point in time, I was cocky enough to suggest that we'd earn more from the rubber value chain

in one place in time, which is a one-off thing, or the trend you see of people going back to vinyl, collecting

In a certain point in time.

In fact, when I did my MBA, which is way, way, way back in time-- 1979 through '81-- two years of the program,

In a dense universe, we're looking back in time some amount, some billions of years.

in the space-- which is predominantly Google, to be completely honest, at this point in time-- to really very carefully navigate this terrain.

In other words to focus our attention on things which are particularly salient at this point in time.

In this case though, this Charles Yu has lost his father in time and so this book is about

in the construction process and we were running up against a deadline to get open in time so we were kind of rushed

In essence, full contextualization could help us regain our ability to think in time, and at the same time, it would equalize information imbalances.

in that quote is in time because in the real world things seldom stand still long enough for total incompetence to

But in time, you can accomplish the impossible.

But in time, you can accomplish the impossible.

So in some of my research, we've looked back in time at past episodes of automation to try to learn something about

And in particular, in this moment in time, to step out and to change the world.