Sentence examples for broken by time from inspiring English sources

If the revelations about the N.S.A. surveillance were broken by Time, CNN or The New York Times, executives there would already be building new shelves to hold all the Pulitzer Prizes and Peabodies they expected.

Things were purchased, used and discarded, then broken by time, sun and waves into tiny pieces and eventually eaten by a young sea turtle.

Point ties are broken by fastest time, and in the event of a tie there as well, the tallest robot wins.

Oh, and a window in his dressing room was broken by the time he left.

That way, the connection is long broken by the time that the gift-giving occasion comes around.

In fact, during the past three years almost every big story in the Indian media has been broken by the Times of India.

Compared to other issues and Donald Trump's many ethical conflicts, I agree that the email story, which was broken by the Times in 2015, got disproportionate attention and that there were too many stories on it.

The story was broken by the Times' David Streitfeld and is interesting throughout.

The stand was broken by the part-time spinner Russel Arnold, who had Ganga caught behind for 52.

Cells in 50 mM Hepes buffer, pH 7.5, were broken by passage two times through a French pressure cell at 15 k psi.

For the nation as a whole, the collective memory of World War II has been broken up by time, and what remains is individual memory, which becomes more and more precious as it becomes scarcer and scarcer.