Sentence examples for an entire time from inspiring English sources

So there's an entire time that no longer exists, that has been suppressed.

The most unique aspect of this instrument was the ability to follow an entire time course from a single activation using a single sample.

Christmas may be an entire time of year, but it all comes down to the one day in the calendar when many of us attest in our own ways to the solemn, joyous miracle of our lives.

But, past a certain point, poets can't be misread, not by an entire time, no more than an entire family can misread a father: the homecoming noises in the hallway are the man; the accumulated impression is the poet.

Today, living in "self-imposed exile" in Switzerland, Mr. Godard told Mr. Brody that young filmmakers "don't know the past" and that "with digital, there is no past, not even technically," because looking at a previous shot "doesn't take any time to get there.... There's an entire time that no longer exists".

She conscientiously observes their taste in clothes and hairdos - Effie's penchant for dresses with silver rickrack is duly noted, as is Judy's for yellow mini-dresses - and she also goes through the motions of trying to delineate the Hammonds' world, by dropping lots of brand names, as though references to 7-Eleven stores and Lotaburger joints were sufficient to evoke an entire time and place.

I even remember, on the basis of some kind of telephone scam, actually attending an entire Time-Share seminar and finding it pretty difficult to get away without finding myself the owner of a week in a jerry-built flat on the Costa Brava.

Specifically, the fluorescent intensities along a line drawn from the centre of a dextran spot to the diffused periphery were calculated for an entire time-lapse series.

If the difference is large enough to leading to the change in an entire time-to-solution, we rearrange the order of remaining tasks to achieve a lower time-to-solution.

We have two-a-days the entire time.

Qurami aims to launch a new entire "time saving market".