Sentences with phrase «borrowed time»

I know newspapers and magazines are on borrowed time in their current format.

It's as old as the two that broke down, so I figure I'm living on borrowed time.

SEL activities «act proud» and are not snuck in or carried out on unofficially borrowed time.

Ann's husband agreed to counseling only because «he knew he was living on borrowed time.»

However, the apps themselves will continue to work, though WhatsApp warns that they'll be on borrowed time.

Indeed, with Asus itself announcing the Asus Padfone Infinity at MWC 2013, the Padfone 2 is on borrowed time as top dog in its own home.

Apple's use of LCD in its iPhones is on borrowed time, with the iPhone 8 family likely to be one of the last Apple phones to feature the aging technology.

Some batteries can and do retain more than 80 percent charge after well over 500 recharge cycles (I have an iPhone 6 Plus with over 800 recharge cycles that's still above the 80 percent mark), but in my experience, once you hit 500 recharge cycles, your battery is on borrowed time, especially if you're in a colder climate.

In the course of my reporting I spoke to one former executive that said FF was operating on borrowed time, and without an infusion of cash soon, it could be lights out for the high - flying electric carmaker.

That Pebble watch around your wrist could be living on borrowed time in the wake of Fitbit's purchase of the smartwatch maker.

Apple and Google and its most favored Android OEMs are living on borrowed time.

But with Hulu coming out of closed beta this month, both sites were living on borrowed time anyway.

But its preference for the Irish data protection commissioner to be its sole privacy authority could well be on borrowed time.

The company's «your local privacy rules don't apply to our international business» strategy appears to be on borrowed time, in Europe at least — with some European courts already feeling able to deny Facebook's claim that Ireland be its one - stop shop for any / all international legal challenges.

If a vehicle makes it to 200,000 miles, you are riding on borrowed time and the car is paying you back.

It's a sad fact that many of the hundreds of coastal cities around the world are living on borrowed time.

Following the NASA story, Edward Hannah, reader in climate change at the University of Sheffield, wrote in the Guardian that «the Greenland ice sheet is living on borrowed time», and that «tens of centimetres» of sea - level rise «would make many coastal communities more vulnerable to flooding and storm surges».

It means that coastal cities I know and wild places like the Everglades that I love are now living on borrowed time, even if we could switch to non-fossil fuels fairly soon.

Coal, oil and gas — I suggested — were now operating on borrowed time.

What that report tells me is that we are already on borrowed time and we have been thrown a very ironic life line with respect to ABC's which we must grasp with both hands.

On Borrowed Time (s) showcases the work of students and alumni from MA Photographic Studies, University of Westminster.

David Bate and Layal Ftouni talk to participating artists and discuss the work exhibited in On Borrowed Time, an exhibition created by MA Photographic Studies students from the University of Westminster in response to Burak Delier's exhibition Freedom has no script.

Iniva's commitment to emerging artists has always made it one of the most exciting gallery spaces to visit in London and so to have the opportunity to exhibit there this year as part of the group exhibition On Borrowed Time (s) was a dream come true.

Fotografie als Bühne, Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna, Austria Le Temps Emprunté / The borrowed time, Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik, Croatia Toward Abstraction: Photographs and Photograms, The de Young Museum San Francisco, USA Zum Strand / To the beach, Galerie Stefan Röpke, Cologne, Germany Photo - OP, Russell Bowman Art Advisory, Chicago, IL, USA en todas as partes.

BORROWED TIME sober, smoke - free, vegan arts and events space 1202 S. 46th Street (at Kingsessing) Opening: Saturday, March 28th from 4 - 7 pm gallery hours: April 5th from 2 - 5 pm or by appointment: [email protected]

PRESS Michele Filgate, «Borrowed Time,» The Paris Review, March 11, 2013.

The difference is that Müller knew that he was on borrowed time, and just about everything written about him will mention that «he lived constantly with the sound of the artificial valve in his heart which marked his lifebeat,» as Martica Sawin put it in a 1959 Arts magazine article (reprinted in the beautiful online catalogue for Faust and Other Tales: The Paintings of Jan Müller, currently at the Lori Bookstein Gallery).

Every moment is borrowed time with one question to answer: Will you survive?

Nintendo will survive for now, of that I am sure, but they need to do some serious rethinking before they run out of borrowed time.

Plus, my 3DS isn't plugged in, so I'm on borrowed time here and I'd like to run a few more races.

Smash 4 is on borrowed time.

But as western culture infiltrates Penang, it appears many of this UNESCO sites charms are on borrowed time.

Note: The two Amex Starwood credit cards are probably living on borrowed time.

Suddenly the Amex Platinum card, which was really living in my wallet on borrowed time, has renewed use to me.

She is a shining example of the wonderful pets that are available in shelters, but are living on borrowed time.

If you do decide to share your life with a Pit Bull, please consider adopting one from a shelter; those dogs are living on borrowed time and they need homes so desperately.

This time she wound up in the shelter and was running on borrowed time.

I am also available for photography sessions for companion animals on borrowed time; I know how important and precious an animal's life is and want that to be commemorated for you, before it's too late.

I remember when she was about 12 or 13 (she lived to 14 on way borrowed time) I saw one come swooping down to the shoreline about 100 yards away and I just had to see her get one last shot at these heinous birds.

I still think that we are on borrowed time, but maybe you need to regard me as a stopped digital clock with a date field, which isn't even right twice per day.

Madsen from 2003 worried that Danes were living on borrowed time because of the mortgage debt which «had never been greater in our economic history».

In some cases, well - made devices will go much longer than that before they malfunction, but the data generally suggests you are on borrowed time with any appliance after about three years.

There might be a restructuring of some of the federal programs that are currently in red or are living on borrowed time.

I have sold my loan funds for clients last year — we are on borrowed time now.

Last note, re startup Scribd and Oyster being on borrowed time.

He also said there are five things to know about unlimited subscriptions, including the fact that startups such as Oyster and Scribd are now on borrowed time to prove their worth (about 18 months), and publishers have options, which means they can help the startups by choosing to enroll their books in those services.

Iris and Samantha Evans are living on borrowed time.

Her novel, Blind Faith ($ 7.99) was second on the New York Times best sellers list and Borrowed Time ($ 4.99) was on the USA Today Best Seller list.

Fortunately, I'm still here, but the clock is ticking and statistically, based on the surgery I had, I'm already on borrowed time.

If you're lucky enough to live in a state that offers them and you don't mind leasing and not owning the car outright, the 2013 Fit EV is some of the most fun you'll have in an all - electric — even if that fun is seemingly on borrowed time.