Examples of using Whose time in English and their translations into Swedish
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If the action is enabled, ExorLive will permanently disable users whose time between each login exceeds the defined time. .
However the code would only be executed if running a very bleeding edge release of squid, running a server whose time is set some number of months in the past
As an example, you may regularly want to set an alarm to remind you about a television program whose time varies from week to week.
Die for a King whose time has passed… OI'ChOOSG t0 SGFVG a HEW one.
This is an idea whose time has come
You were never in the game. You're a glorified carder. A carder whose time is expired.
It was Victor Hugo who once said that nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come.
And I'm happy to share them with anyone whose time I wasted more than they wasted mine.
is an idea whose time has now come.
a group of people whose time adds up to 40 hours a week?
To them, your beliefs are like a disease whose time has come
look forward to working together to promote a goal whose time has come: Israel victory.
The basilica was named after Bishop Euphrasius, in whose time it was built way back in the 6th century,
it will be recognized as positive change whose time has come.
Lamartine was right when he said that utopia is nothing more than a truth whose time has not yet come.
There are beings in nature who tap into the blueprint they were born with to adapt and there are those whose time it is to leave the planet.
But one cannot extinguish an idea whose time has come.
meaningless project whose time has come to an end”.
The nature of professional services means we have a very mobile workforce whose time is literally money," said Remi Øvstebø, Bouvet.