That's all the time we have meaning in English

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Definition

That's all the time we have for today: We have no more time today idiom

Examples

  • "Brent : That's all the time we have for today."
  • "That's all the time I have, I've got to get back to the institution."
  • "I believe that's all the time we have this morning."
  • "Moira : That's all the time we have for today, but join us tomorrow for news, traffic, weather and maybe even a few more intimate details of Brent's private parts, eh life."
  • "Moira : That's all the time we have for sports, you're listening to"
  • "Well thanks for listening to me. That's all the time I have."
  • "Moira : Anyhow, that's all the time we have for this morning."
  • "Donna : That's all the time we have for this segment, we'll be right back after the commercial break to wrap things up."
  • "Brent : Well that's all the time we have for today."
Exercise 1
"It's up to you to conclude the press conference". Select the sentence(s) which are appropriate to conclude a press conference.

There may be more than one correct answer!
"It's up to you to conclude the press conference". Select the sentence(s) which are appropriate to conclude a press conference.

There may be more than one correct answer!
To "bring (a meeting) to a close" is to end it. This is a formal construction which is appropriate to conclude a press conference or any other business meeting. Example: "I'd like to bring things to a close, and thank you all for attending".
This is an appropriate way to end a press conference or other formal meeting. Example: "That's all we have time for today, but I look forward to seeing you next week".
This is a highly idiomatic expression, more appropriate for the end of a cartoon than the end of a press conference!
This is the construction which Brian uses to end the conference, and is a good way to finish a formal event. Brian says "I believe that's all the time we have this morning".
This sentence is grammatically incorrect. Firstly, we "arrive at (a place)", we do not arrive "to" it. Moreover, it is highly unnatural to say that "we are arriving at the end of this conference".

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