Sentence examples for banish time from inspiring English sources

Both acts performed as if to banish time, with Mr. Townshend and Mr. Page particularly showing their prowess.

"Messiaen wanted to banish time, I want to emphasize time," she says.

Second, since Chisholm has banished times from his ontology, there are no times in a Chisholmian state.

Included is a provision that would banish second-time offenders from the league for at least a year and provide no assurance of their reentry.

The chief disagreement is between those who would largely banish big-time sports programs from the academic campus, and those who would bring these programs under ever-greater control by university or college authorities.

Four years after that photo was taken, Lawford had been banished from Sinatra's graces, Kennedy was dead, the Beatles had come along to banish old-time show biz performers from the main stage, and kids - who for decades had simply mimicked whatever the grown-ups had favoured - had become the new source of hipness, vitality, the fresh and the famous.

Defying her order of banishment, she was again banished, this time upon pain of death.

Come to think of it, the possibility of sadness, which shadowed this movie's precursor and the long-running HBO series (if not the Candace Bushnell column in The New York Observer that is the source of it all), has been banished this time out.

Once again he was banished, this time to the Caucasus in Abkhazia.

The portrait, hung last month to the left of the chairman's seat, was banished some time in the last couple of weeks to a meeting room, along with all the other pictures of past chairmen.

He also penned a book on Pete Rose, baseball's banished all-time hit leader.