Sentence examples for a small space of time from inspiring English sources

Clemence Dane, Noël Coward wrote, "manages to wreak more havoc in a small space of time than an army of delinquent refugees".

SH: I picked it partly because in a small space of time, you get a good idea of the film overall, but also the different layers going on in there.

As she said: "We have only a small space of time in which to make our marks on paper and canvas, to effect permanent changes in society before the barbarians once more close in … We must work harder than ever to make what gains we can in the consciousness of civilised people".

"Never before did we do such a huge step forward in such a small space of time from a V8 naturally aspirated engine to downsizing, turbocharged, all the technologies with one step," Weber said.

The majority of people who have alcohol-related health problems are middle-aged, which Sir Ian says is a consequence of chronic alcohol misuse - many years of frequent heavy drinking, rather than binge drinking - a session of drinking large amounts of alcohol in a small space of time.

A lot of ground was covered in a small space of time, with discussion ranging from the scientific to the political, as well as touching on the religious and meditative uses for psychedelics.

So I wouldn't be able to spend the time as I am expected to spend with a patient and in that small space of time, I must have done all those things and seen 40 patients…"(Registrar) "…It depends on the department you are in.

It is important to build in small spaces of time each day to do nothing--to be alone with your own heart and to listen to your own guidance.

You know how space and time are kind of the same - stuffing a lot of things to a small space or time-period creates pressure, and the kinetic energy stored in this system can be harnessed!

Dehmelt's Penning trap, which he developed in 1955, can confine electrons and ions in a small space for long periods of time in relative isolation.

Despite soothing reassurances from airlines that the air inside an aircraft's cabin is as clean as it can be, hundreds of people cooped up in a small space for a long time increases the risk of catching an infection.