Sentence examples for a mysterious time from inspiring English sources

THE whole aesthetic — some might say shtick — of Apothéke, the haute bar sequestered in a mysterious time warp of Chinatown, was pharmaceutical from the moment it opened.

The twist: Cage is killed in battle but, because of a mysterious time loop, finds himself repeatedly sent back to the field to relive the same moments.

The story has become a modern parable: a mordant Pittsburgh weatherman gets caught in a mysterious time loop and must relive the same day, in Punxsutawney, until he reaches enlightenment.

All iterations have focused on the title character, a mysterious time traveler who explores the universe and fights villainy with the aid of various companions and a time machine called the Tardis, which bears the familiar look of a British telephone booth.

All of which is highly enjoyable – even if panto send-ups are now almost as familiar as pantos themselves (and often the same thing), Ricky Whittington does add a new dimension of anarchy, as its story now and then cuts away to sci-fi interludes featuring a mysterious "Time Cop" (played by a different comedian nightly; Richard Gadd when I saw it).

Other paleoanthropologists are impressed by the finds--more than 80 fossils, including skulls, jaws, teeth, and other parts of the skeleton--which offer new insight into a mysterious time and place in human evolution.

And according to a mysterious, time-honoured glossy-magazine tradition, the September issue would have appeared three to four weeks in advance, at the beginning of August, so that all its autumnal concepts would hit the newsstands at the roasting height of summer.

Often called the "Atlantis of the East" by travellers, the underwater city of Shicheng is a magnificent, mysterious time capsule of Imperial China.

Radiometrically dated to almost 2.8 million years ago, the jaw is a window on the mysterious time when our genus emerged.

We have entered to a new undiscovered and mysterious time.

"And we still haven't found everything!" In talks at AAPA and the annual meeting of the Paleoanthropology Society last week, Berger and members of his team sketched a quick portrait of Au .sediba, who lived at the mysterious time right after the emergence of our genus Homo between 2 million to 3 million years ago.