Ordinary Time

In ordinary times, the question is easy to paper over.

The test was also not being given at an ordinary time.

On the following day the season of ordinary time begins.

At ordinary times the eye concerns itself with such problems as Where?

What does four stand for in an ordinary time signature?

For another, it was no ordinary time, coming right after his convention.

The first word is used to describe ordinary time - past, present and future.

Next year's budget must not be drawn up as if these were ordinary times.

In ordinary times, most Americans can talk only so much about patriotism.

The ordinary time limits allowed by the act are set out below.

The idea that a person could stand here and get a glimpse into some place beyond ordinary time is not new.

But this was not an ordinary time for the entity.

More ordinary times, she remembers him saying, were merely good days.

In ordinary times he would have called for wine to celebrate.

"These are not ordinary times we're living in," he says.

It was probably the trademark of his personality in ordinary times.

Twenty minutes on an exercise bike can take anything up to a year of ordinary time.

But these are far from ordinary times for President Bush.

Please understand that at ordinary times the idea of a 'haunted house' means no more to me than it does to you.

They produce ordinary times during most of the year and blossom in time for the conference meet.

Running any business is tough enough in ordinary times.

Even in ordinary times many people drove the desert at night just to escape from the heat.

In ordinary times, a road-crew would soon have been along.

In ordinary times, too, Cambodia has only a few international telephone lines at the post office.

Faith yearned for a little ordinary time when they could just be themselves.