Sentence examples for cheating time from inspiring English sources

From science to shopping, politics to philosophy, he skewers the crazed but enduring dream of cheating time, age and death.

Chris Ford of the University of Bristol, one of Dr Farrow's co-authors, speculates that by preventing ovulation and the stresses that it puts on the reproductive system, Pill-using women may, in effect, be cheating time.

Bar Camille Abily's unpunished elbow, jabbed painfully into Laura Bassett's cheek during France v England, the tournament has so far proved refreshingly free of diving, cheating, time wasting, referee haranguing, injury feigning and much of the gamesmanship that regular watchers of the men's game take, reluctantly, for granted.

Whether they arrived at their decision after months or years of thought or found themselves forced into the process after discovering their spouse was cheating, time and time again I watch them grapple to make sense of the life change they face.

The title of their 10th-anniversary CD, Tromper le Temps (Cheating Time), can be seen as an allusion to the band's maintaining youthful energy in defiance of its long history.

"Larry Seabrook lied and cheated time and time again to get money into his pockets".

We don't want to just cheat time; we want to escape it altogether.

Or cheat time and increase yield by transplanting vegetables sown in containers.

Travel, sex, and drugs — Dyer's recurrent interests — are ways to cheat time, are moments out of time.

Travel, sex, and drugs Dyer's recurrent interests—are ways to cheat time, are moments out of time.

"Everyone's trying to cheat time, in a sense to cheat mother nature," said John Hansell, the editor of The Whisky Advocate.