times

IPA: tˈaɪmz

The circumstances of a certain time.
A person's experiences or biography.
(newspapers) A common name (often in combination) for a newspaper or periodical, especially The Times (published in the United Kingdom), but also The New York Times, The Times of India, Radio Times, etc.

Examples of "times" in Sentences

The movie has been parodied multiple times in the media.
Uranium may have leached into the fossil multiple times.
Doubling the airspeed increases the parasite drag four times.
The site is referenced multiple times in the text of the article.
The user posted the same statement multiple times in the article.
The content of the article was already scrutinized multiple times.
In a reentrant mutex, the same thread can acquire the lock multiple times.
The article mentions how gasification is an efficient process multiple times.
~At times it seemed as if~ ~At one time it appeared as though~ ~At one time~ ~At times~ ~At 2284 Mayfair~
Celebrating at stated times by this Remembrance Supper would help you to remember Him also _between times_.
Why_ means _for what reason; how -- in what mind, mood, mode_, or _manner; exceedingly -- to a great degree; very -- in an eminent degree; often_ and _seldom_ signify _many times, few times_.
If someone wants to ask me a question I've been asked a hundred times, I'm glad to answer it, because it means I won't have be answering a question that I've been asked a thousand times but seriously, folks, try the fish.