Sentence examples for captured in time from inspiring English sources

The Ancient Roman city is famous for its petrified people, captured in time, with faces showing the full horror of the situation.

I think an image taken at 125th of a second is kind of a lie: it's a moment captured in time, but then it disappears.

In the world of the weighty fabulist, the novel's initial revelation might have come from a diary or a packet of letters, but what brings Glyn's world down around his ears is something nearly weightless, a moment captured in time by a machine that indifferently processes light -- a snapshot or, as Glyn calls it, a "freeze-frame revelation".

Ryan, who was a toddler when Biden first came to the Senate, seemed a little green and shaky at moments — not showing the goofy cockiness captured in Time's photos of his dumbbell workouts.

Whereas Socratic recollection is a recuperation of the past, Christian repetition is a "recollection forwards"—so that the eternal (future) truth is captured in time.

The experience is as if one was peering directly into the preserved homes of 90s netizens captured in time.

To evaluate the accuracy of cursor marking and stage drift [101], we measured the movements of viral particles in fixed cells and of stationary viral particles in live cells from image sequences captured in time-lapse mode at the interval of 3 sec, as for our living moving particles.

"The poems, too, are a way of capturing in time a state that is, thankfully, not eternal – unless you're Miss Havisham," he says.

A petition was circulated, arguing: This undoubtedly is the most unique historic VISTA in our nation because it captures in time and place that fateful day when the future of our young nation hung in the balance.

But now, those actions can be captured in real time, and spread rapidly without commanders' control, via social networks.

Some, but not all of this activity has been captured in the time recorded for MDM preparation.