Sentence examples for corner of time from inspiring English sources

"Morgan's poetry comes at you from every conceivable corner of time and space and in every imaginable mode," says Colin Nicholson, professor of English at Edinburgh and author of a study of Morgan's work, Inventions of Modernity (2002).

I went down a couple of corridors to a far corner of Time's editorial floor.

To avoid having your time sheet lock, click the "Close" button at the top right corner of the time sheet window.

On television screens, Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald were singing a duet, "Ode to Billie Joe," as if pulled from a distant corner of multiple time warps.

3.26pm GMT 93 min Pearce wins the first corner of extra-time.

After ordering a Coke and a bowl of tomato soup, she tore off a corner of the Times and wrapped her gum in it.

Furthermore (just to make the notation simple) we can shift the left-bottom corner of (D times E) to the origin, that is, we assume that (D=[0,n)), (E=[0,m)) for some (m,n in mathbb {N}).

What corner of the Times would allow her to do the least harm?

The novel is set in Duneen, an unpretty corner of Ireland where "time didn't pass … it seeped".

I savored how lucky I was to be back in this rugged, remote northeastern corner of New Brunswick, this time as the guest of Rick Warren, the boyish 57-year-old publisher of The Bangor Daily News.

In a makeshift parade ground in a corner of Baghdad airport, time was called on the war just after 1pm on Thursday, eight years, eight months and 26 days after its more dramatic opening in March 2003.