Sentence examples for birth of time from inspiring English sources

He asks himself 'How did I get here?' and the answer comes in the form of a speeded-up documentary of southern California from the birth of time to Kaufman's own birth.

The concept of the record dates from the late 19th century and the birth of timed sports such as athletics and swimming, based on the quantitative measurement of performance.

More and more women are choosing to plan their child's birth ahead of time with elective C-sections.

We assessed ethnicity, country of birth, length of time in the UK, language spoken at home, religion and religiosity.

The questionnaire included basic demographics, country of birth, length of time in New Zealand and number of years of education since age 5 years.

The socio-demographic, obstetric and organisational aspects used in the analyses included: maternal age, parity, cultural/ethnic background, gestational age, process of birth, time of birth, type of hospital, and moment of referral (before onset of labour or during labour).

The party was supposed to mark the first time that executives from Time Warner and America Online celebrated the birth of a Time Inc. magazine together.

But was the September 29 , 1897 game against the University of Pennsylvania Quakers that marked the "birth of big-time football" at W&J.

There are four possible space-time interactions between: (1) times and places of diagnosis; (2) times and places of birth; (3) time of diagnosis and place of birth; and (4) time of birth and place of diagnosis.

There are four possible space time interactions between: (i) times and places of diagnosis; (ii) times and places of birth; (iii) time of diagnosis and place of birth; and (iv) time of birth and place of diagnosis.

Four possible space-time interactions were analysed: those between (i) times and places of birth; (ii) time of diagnosis and place of birth; (iii) time of birth and place of diagnosis; and (iv) times and places of diagnosis.