Sentence examples for beginning of time and from inspiring English sources

Called gamma-ray bursts, these phenomena are the most powerful explosions in the universe other than the big bang, the theorized beginning of time and space.

Between the beginning of time and the end of it, there's relatively only an eyeblink, and without life there's no one to see that eyeblink or remember it.

ATLAS will learn about the basic forces that have shaped our Universe since the beginning of time and that will determine its fate.

Any anthropologist, or any farmer, for that matter, knows that harvest celebrations date back to the beginning of time and that despite meddling bureaucrats and temporary labor shortages, they will go on for a long time to come.

Hawking's memoir, My Brief History, is a skip across the surface of the Cambridge cosmologist's life, from his quirky upbringing in London and St Albans to his latest work on the beginning of time and the evolution of the universe.

The first law, the "conservation law," posits that energy can't be created or destroyed that the amount of energy in the universe has remained the same since the beginning of time and will be until the end of time.

Since the beginning of time, religion and the environment have been two subjects that have continually crossed paths.

From the beginning of time, he and previous chairs of the BMA had robustly affirmed that consultants needed the weekends off to be able to perform effectively during the working week.

Click "History" on the left, and "Clear browsing data... ...... Check all boxes, click the drop-down menu, select "from the beginning of time... ......, and then hit "Clear browsing data".

In the beginning of time, kindergarten teachers and aids taught "people skills" and how to appropriately confront someone.

Flavors have existed "since the beginning of time," he said, and are popular with "the guys who are cutting your lawn and fixing your car".