normal time

noun

sport the standard length of time allowed for a match before any extra time, such as injury time, is added

Discover More

We can't get traction talking about these issues during a normal time.

If you do it the normal way or without paying, it can take double the normal time to do anything.

It was a Sunday-afternoon affair, kicking off at normal time.

First, they established Groener's average or normal time of reply when there was no emotion or mental effort involved.

Therefore the different industrial working-times must be reduced to a mean social working time: the normal time labour-day.

The age of twenty is, in fact, the normal time for entering the sacerdotal caste.

It was the normal time for him to call back, early evening, around 5:30.

One will not count a child an imbecile until he has had much more than the normal time to learn to read and write.

Browse