Sentence examples for Time seems to accelerate from inspiring English sources

Once the tarpon has taken the fly, time seems to accelerate exponentially.

Tyne Daly isn't the first performer to reflect on the alarming way time seems to accelerate as the years pass.

Here was one of those moments — from the late '60s into the early '70s — when, like in this season of upheaval, time seems to accelerate.

For me, the most effective time-game in recent memory is the one in Synecdoche, New York, which doesn't so much rearrange the chronology as skim over huge tracts of Philip Seymour Hoffman's story in a disconcerting evocation of the way that time seems to accelerate as we age.

Once I started my business, time seemed to accelerate by a factor of 10.

True meditation makes time seem to accelerate, and you might not notice the hours passing.

Time then seems to accelerate as the pole fights back, returning energy with interest to send him soaring towards the stars of the Ukrainian winter sky.

However, the feeling of fear seems to accelerate time.

Or maybe it's inherent in our times -- times when the pace of change and stunning innovation seems to accelerate hourly.

Reflecting on the passage of time, Mrs. Hart recalls her mother's description of how it seems to accelerate: "When you pass 50, every 15 minutes, it's breakfast".

But leaching seems to accelerate at extremely high temperatures.