Sentence examples for In an epoch when from inspiring English sources
This is especially important because MIRAX is expected to operate in an epoch when probably no other hard X-ray wide-field imager will be active.
The remote supernovae will help astronomers determine whether the exploding stars remain dependable distance markers across vast distances of space in an epoch when the cosmos was only one-third its current age of 13.7 billion years.
Born and raised in Spain in an epoch when women who dared to be serious artists mostly left toward more northern climes--notably London and various German cities--Iglesias has always wrestled with a fragile tension between nature and architecture.
Skipping across centuries, Watanabe is capable of both historical error (an amendment to the U.S. Constitution kept Japanese from becoming citizens) and vast, meaningless statements ("People in general could not have been unhappy in an epoch when such a popular drama as Chushingura was written").
I am normally allergic to heartwarming movies, but this one applies the heat with such tactical skill that none but the most iced-over cynics will wish to resist; both in the reach of its tolerance and in its re-creation of an epoch when the will to tolerate was most nakedly put to the test, this is, I would guess, the movie that "Almost Famous" longed to be.
The black bastion harkens back to the time of the samurai, an epoch when Japan was engulfed in a chaotic era of warring states and feudal dynasties.
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Dr. Bell said the mosaic of pictures represented only one-eighth of the 360-degree panorama of the site at Gusev crater, an arid basin that scientists think held a lake in an ancient epoch when Mars presumably had an abundance of liquid water.
October 7 2015 October 9 201515 This dream-pop band was founded in New York by the New Zealand-raised Harvard graduate Dean Wareham back in 1991, a distant epoch when the music industry was flush and optimistic.
Astronomers still do not know, however, if they will find enough galaxies and stars in that epoch when the universe was only half a billion years old to have burned off the hydrogen fog.
That is considered to be the result of a second, two-way exchange much later in geologic history, in the Miocene Epoch, when continental drift eventually brought Australia into close proximity with the Malesian region.
