Well-timed

Well-timed, too, since the park was closing early for Grad Nite and the crowds in this particular area were thinning out.

WDW Day Three: The Magic Kingdom Pt. 2 : Scrubbles.net 2008

Well-timed, too, since the park was closing early for Grad Nite and the crowds in this particular area were thinning out.

2008 May : Scrubbles.net 2008

Well-timed to keep people ticking over before ICE's new book and then what will hopefully be a grand finale to the overall series.

News Adam Whitehead 2010

Saturday, August 15, 2009 · 1. Skipping ropes 2. French cuffs 3. Well-timed kisses 4. Freshly cleaned refrigerators 5. Genuine compliments

Grace in Small Things: Part 266 of 365 2009

Well-timed leaks from the bureaucracies, civilian and military, have the potential to guarantee that the new review by the Senate Intelligence Committee will expose malfeasance in office.

William E. Jackson Jr.: Government Whistleblowers Rise Up: Turn the Spigot and Let the Memos Flow 2008

Well-timed order placement helps to reduce excess inventory levels and occasional material shortages.

How to Successfully Navigate Your Business through an Economic Downturn 2008

Well-timed admonition will make a surer impression than half-a-dozen cats.

A Sailor of King George Frederick Hoffman

QUOTATION: Well-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech.

Quotations 1919

Well-timed periods of rest increase the collective power of endurance of the horses most materially, and as the training improves, the demands made upon them can gradually be raised.

Cavalry in Future Wars Friedrich von Bernhardi 1889

Well-timed pleasantries, he says, are of use in oratory, but convivial jesting is dangerous, remarks or personal defects are objectionable, and as Lycurgus ordered, all jokes should be without bitterness.

History of English Humour, Vol. 1 (of 2) With an Introduction upon Ancient Humour Alfred Guy Kingan L'Estrange 1873