Sentence examples for In remarkable time from inspiring English sources

She recently consumed 100 pieces of sushi and five Subway Footlongs in remarkable time.

"We are bored despite living in remarkable times," concludes a recent annual survey of consumer attitudes by the market research concern Yankelovich Partners, which notes that last year 71percentt of roughly 2,500 respondents yearned for more novelty in their lives, up from 67percentt just a year earlier.

We live in remarkable times, and I'm entirely grateful that I'm able to correspond with my soldier as quickly as it takes to peck out: How.

Since this solver has the same cost per iteration and a better convergence rate than the variable projection method used in, a remarkable time reduction is observed in the sub-problems solution.

Beethoven lived in a remarkable time.

Prof Lunine says: "I think that we're in a remarkable time for understanding our Universe and exploring the cosmos, and James Webb is going to take the next step in that.

…so much variety and so little real novelty … (Darwin 1859, p. 185) We are living in a remarkable time for genetics.

They had 60 seats for a brief moment after Pennsylvania's Arlen Specter switched parties in April 2009 and before Republican Scott Brown won a special election in Massachusetts in January 2010, but that was a remarkable time period in hindsight.

GD This intimacy is mostly a result of being granted access by the Von Neumann family to two decades (1937-1957) of private correspondence between Johnny and Klári von Neumann (née Dán): stacks of handwritten letters, recording both technical and intimate details of everything that was going on in their remarkable lives in those remarkable times.

The 1960s, extraordinary in so many transformative ways, was a quite remarkable time in classical music.

One can easily spend half a day here, walking through the gardens, taking in the views of the Hudson river and soaking up a remarkable time in history.