Sentence examples for Redeem time from inspiring English sources

Tallis's express wish is to redeem time from physics – he might also have said, to rescue it from the exasperation of philosophers.

Jeanne Walker goes further than Guest and claims that the "Let " and "For" sections are united with the Hebrew tradition and "iterate both present and future simultaneously, that is, they redeem time".

It's not quite Grand Theft Auto V, but it is the plot of "The Winter's Tale," which redeems time by recovering the lost daughter, Perdita.

Music redeems time by patterning it with meaning, an idea suggested when we learn elsewhere of Tengo's pleasure in playing the timpani at school: "He felt a natural joy in dividing time into small fragments, reassembling them, and transforming them into an effective row of tones".

I believe once I get out there and make it happen, I believe I can redeem that time".

They are veiled, encoded calls to redeem the time – to turn mass-produced images into hand-drawn artworks, to de-trash trash, to de-demonise human sexuality.

A book full of favors she can redeem any time.

Journalism is a rough trade redeemed from time to time by flashes of inspiration, even genius.

While she patently can make it to the top, she is then viewed as "a horrible female boss", although her reputation may be redeemed over time.

"The experiment will fail; but we must be very patient in awaiting its collapse; meanwhile redeeming the time: so that the Faith may be preserved alive through the dark ages before us".

We waited an hour-and-a-half but it was too much for my little boy and I thought there would be no bears left so we took a £12 voucher that could be redeemed another time.