What is "any time"

Usage examples of "any time".

He had done this too many times in the last few months to need her reply, but iron was spoiled for want of care.

An unquiet history for a little village, but Dairein's place, at the foot of one of the bridges leading out to Tar Valon, ensured it would always be rebuilt, however many times it was destroyed.

Galad said, "you know that you, especially, can call on me at any time, for anything.

And if I saw three, you can be sure there are many times that I did not see.

The Queen of Saldaea was still on her long retreat in the country, which Elayne already knew about, but it seemed the Queen of Kandor had not been seen in Chachin for months, either, and the King of Shienar was supposedly still on an extended inspection of the Blight border, though the Blight was reported quieter than any time in memory.

The only reason they allowed her to stay any time at all in the Palace-in the city, for that matter-was that she and Elayne were first-sisters.

Not that she planned to elude her guards any time soon, but it was best to be prepared in advance of need.

Tylin as good as had a leash around his neck, and she did not intend to let him go any time soon.

There had been a good many times in Ebou Dar when he needed to avoid eyes, and he knew these alleys like he knew his own hand.

A tiny inn still stood beside the sprawling stone foundation of some much larger building, with a huge oak growing up through the middle of it, but what looked to be an inn many times bigger was almost finished on the other side of the foundation, with a large sign reading the archers already hung above the door.

If he was to leave Ebou Dar any time soon, it would have to be by sea, or with Luca's show.

Juilin spent two whole days sweeping, too, and finally reported that sul'dam inspected the kennels first thing in the morning and just after dark, and might be in or out at any time of the day between, but at night the damane were left to themselves.

Dear father,' he added, more earnestly though in a gentler tone, 'I have reflected many times on what occurred between us when we first discussed this subject.

If happiness can be said at any time to be the lot of one on whom a secret sorrow preys, she was happy now.

A friend of mine who has desired the honour of meeting with you any time these five years past, has commissioned me to call upon you.