Sentence examples for all time in which from inspiring English sources
It's the equivalent of those hopeless reader polls to find the best albums of all time, in which this month's novelty pop act edges out the Beatles.
"My favourite movie is Terms of Endearment," she says, naming what is possibly the most tear-jerking film of all time, in which MacLaine stars as a mother nursing her daughter through terminal cancer.
He has written an article for the Derbyshire Times headlined "Leicester City's Premier League success is not the greatest fairytale of all time" in which he strives to put the team's achievement in context.
There were many reasons why we embarked on this adventure, which the book explains in far too much detail for me to reproduce here, but I can tell you our artistic aims: 1) to make the greatest blue movie of all time and 2) to make the happiest blue movie of all time, in which everyone involved would enjoy themselves, feel respected and have no regrets other than to be sorry when it was over.
In 2007, ESPN.com featured the piece "50 Greatest Boxers of All Time", in which it named Robinson the top boxer in history.
In January 2010, the website of The Guardian newspaper produced a list of "The top 50 TV dramas of all time," in which Our Friends in the North was ranked in third position.
1937 Führer Hailed As Art Master BERLIN — In a speech inaugurating "the day of German art" at the German museum in Munich this morning Adolf Wagner, Bavarian Minister of the Interior, expressed "certainty that today and in all times in which men lived and will live there is no human culture and there would not be human culture without German culture".
These situations, caregiver distracted in the home (58% found dead), caregiver asleep (54%) and left home alone (48%), all occurred at a time in which the individual was in the home and unsupervised.
Customers love unlimited plans because they allow them to live in the future, a time in which all mobile plans will come with unlimited data.
It isn't unimaginable that we could return to a time in which all American women are treated as chattel, traded, controlled.
I think that we're again in a time in which all of this is shifting, because there's such a push by the mainstream movement to normalize and assimilate all of us queers, through marriage, for instance.
