Sentence examples similar to absorbed some time from inspiring English sources

And back at the ranch, four professionally surfaced tennis courts absorb some guests' time.

The Lincoln biography absorbed some of Hay's time, the hardest work being done with Nicolay in 1884 and 1885; beginning in 1886, portions began appearing serially, and the ten-volume biography was published in 1890.

Methane, which comes from decaying organic matter, stays in the air for only 12 years but absorbs some 20 times as much energy as carbon dioxide.

It was fun, intellectually absorbing some of the time, always competitive and largely divorced from the real world.

In Africa, we wanted time to absorb, time to walk, time to see and think.

The general idea behind many of the initiatives is to have the M.T.A. take over functions that city officials think the authority is better equipped to deal with on a statewide scale, and at the same time, absorb some or all of the costs.

Rodgers was sacked three times, absorbing some nasty hits, including a low one to his legs.

This gives the dough extra time to absorb some of the gasses let off by the yeast (yielding a softer dough later on) and gives the bread an aged flavor.

The design objective is set to maximize the energy flux at the specified wave absorbing area during some time period so that the objective function is evaluated as the time integration of a Poynting vector formulation.

Culture can't be dictated; it must be absorbed over time.

There aren't that many places to build and ultimately the product will be absorbed over time".