Sentence examples for a thing of cycles from inspiring English sources

Archeology is a thing of cycles.

With football's traditional cycles a thing of the past, Sharp suspects only money can restore the glory days to either team.

The structure we inherited was designed by Gordon Brown and Ed Balls, who laboured under the belief that boom-bust cycles were a thing of the past.

Welcome to Parenthood: Finishing thoughts, meals and R.E.M. cycles are a thing of the past now.

Investors had come to believe that wild swings in the business cycle were a thing of the past, making them all too willing to take on risk, including loans to countries that already had large foreign debts.

Business cycles would be a thing of the past.

Is there such a thing as a cycle of failure, as there is a cycle of poverty?

"But with that said, being here 38 years, I've seen a lot of cycles, things come and go, all kinds of things with the currents.

But the peculiar resilience of the conflict-ridden cacao trade is evident from a ride on a fisherman's skiff to Chuao, an isolated forest village founded in the 16th century that knows a thing or two about the cycles of Venezuelan history.

And the whole thing, of course, becomes a vicious cycle: fewer images of naked men in a non-funny context means fewer opportunities to reshape how we view said men.

For many living things, these cycles of activity are driven by an internal body clock that helps the organism to adapt to the daily cycle of light and dark and similar internal clocks also exist in plants.