Examples of using Whose time in English and their translations into Serbian
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Latin
-
Cyrillic
Whose time is quickly running out.
It's a thought whose time has come.
A Belgrade professor argues national reconciliation is an idea whose time has come.
It's an idea whose time should come.
Spiritual direction is an idea whose time has come.
People also translate
A bad idea whose time shouldn't come.
Open source, it seems, is an idea whose time has come.
Of those whose time has not yet come.
Universal basic income is an idea whose time has come at last.
Of those whose time has not yet come.
Marijuana legalization is an idea whose time has finally come.
A bad idea whose time never came.
An independent VT system is an idea whose time has finally come.
It's an idea whose time has arrived.
Cloud computing is an idea whose time has finally come.
There are stories whose time has not yet come.
Municipal broadband is an idea whose time has finally come.
They're people whose time has passed.”.
Open source software is an idea whose time has finally come.
A great idea, whose time hadn't come.
Price transparency is an idea whose time has finally come.”.
That's an idea whose time hasn't come.
Maybe"Imagine Peace" is an idea whose time has finally come.
This is a bad idea whose time should never come.
Legalizing filesharing: an idea whose time has come, or gone?
That is a bad idea whose time ought never to come.
The takedown rifle is an idea whose time has finally arrived.
It is a good idea whose time has not come.
This is a bad idea whose time has not come.
Undesign is a concept whose time has finally come.