Sentence examples for as a time in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sewell describes his 15 years in New York as a time in which he gained an invaluable perspective on his dancing and choreography.

It is common to see the "Ice Age" described in popular magazines as a time in which the "ice caps expanded from the North and South poles to cover much of the Earth".

S.J. Gould once characterized the Precambrian as a time in which "nothing happened for ever so long".

I clearly remember the turn of the millennium as a time in which the dream of space seemed to be lost.

"In my view, historians will look on this era as a period of failed mandates, of willful and ignorant attacks on public education and the education profession, and as a time in which entrepreneurs sought to turn education into a marketplace for profit".

The big difference here is that Upchurch begins his extraordinary documenting of these cases with the early nineteenth century, i.e. 1800 onward, heretofore not known as a time in history where such undeniable facts have made themselves known in such a crystal-clear way.

We therefore encourage parents to comfort and soothe and connect with their children during times of distress, and to reflect afterwards on their inner experience as a "time-in" with reflective dialogue, rather than punitively isolating them in a moment of anger and without any opportunity for reflection and connection.

They are portraits not so much of individual personalities as of a time in history.

This is as inopportune a time in human history as ever there was to blithely dismiss its relevance and benefits.

He worked for a time in Utrecht as a general practitioner and continued his studies.

From 1871 to 1872 he worked for a time in New York City as a journalist.