Sentence examples for borders of time from inspiring English sources

But if, as Hughes shows in this meticulous and moving study, Goya was quintessentially Spanish, straddling the line between "Old Spain" and its enlightened dreams, his art crosses all borders, of time and place, reason and unreason, joyous life and violent death.

These can be geographical borders, but also the borders of time.

During the era of Harriet the Spy, those Kmart commercials with Penny Marshall and her daytime talk show, I had an inclination that this funny lady I'd never met was somehow linked to me across the borders of time and space, in a weird, less-creepy-Della-Reese-on-Touched-by-an-Angel sort of way.

The white dashed lines illustrate the borders of the time-frequency tiles superimposed on the spectrogram of the input signal.

Among the arguments against unilateral E.U. action: that country-by-country regulations won't work in a business that crosses borders millions of times daily.

However, health care management varies between countries and so does the timing of the studies, thus limiting the transferability across both country borders and periods of time.

Gal told The Washington Post on Wednesday that he has crossed the U.S. border hundreds of times because of his work but has never encountered such extensive questioning or screening.

The family-owned company has a fleet of trucks that crosses the border dozens of times a day, taking milk from 250 Irish and Northern Irish farms that ends up in about 2,400 retailers on both sides of the border.

Truck drivers would have to cross that border millions of times a week to deliver goods.

If an agreement were made and Israel did withdraw to its pre-1967 borders, after a period of time Hamas would resume steps to bring about Israel's destruction.

They can now follow their customers around the world without limiting themselves to national borders and without fear of time zones.