Sentence examples for circles of time from inspiring English sources

As before, internecine squabbling turns to terror when night falls, the fracturing group getting lost in spiralling circles of time and space, all captured on camera by the increasingly rattled participants.

Fuentes also published collections of stories, including Constancia, y otras novelas para vírgenes (1989; Constancia and Other Stories for Virgins), El naranjo; o, los círculos del tiempo (1993; "The Orange Tree; or, The Circles of Time," Eng. trans. The Orange Tree), Inquieta compañía (2004; "Disturbing Company"), and Todas las familias felices (2006; Happy Families: Stories).

The ocean is a very big place, even a small sliver of it, and we spent a lot of time circling around and peering into the distance.

Her Mes Souvenirs 1806 1833 (1877) was supplemented by Mémoires, 1833 1854, published posthumously in 1927; both are valuable for the light they throw on the social, literary, and musical circles of her time.

From his period as a student in Jena onwards, von Hardenberg was well connected with the dominant intellectual circles of the time.

As if that wasn't enough to ruin every single one of his mornings, a declassified file of Bulgarian intelligence from the 90s surfaced recently, containing information that tied Borisov to criminal circles of the time.

She and her circle of the time like to think that the press was in the tank for then Senator Barack Obama.

As for any comparisons with Google's social offering Google Plus — which lets users group contacts into different pigeonholes (Circles), and share different content to different circles or share publicly with the web — Teare says just.me doesn't require you to create circles of contacts ahead of time.

You see, when the phone was first launched, Google was directing people to either T-Mobile (Google's carrier partner) or HTC (the device manufacturer) depending on the problem, which could lead to an endless circle of hold times and few results.

These Bronx residents are among the growing ranks of New Yorkers who say they are trapped in a vicious circle of unemployment — rejected time and time again for jobs that could put food on the table, resurrect stalled careers and pull them out of a downward spiral of debt.

The size of each circle represents the length of time they have focused on that particular area.