Sentence examples similar to crossing of times from inspiring English sources

If metamodern work is divisive -- if its crossing of time-honored boundaries infuriates some even as it thrills others -- must we consider it somehow contrary to the collaborative atmosphere or even the specific political advancements metamodernism hopes to provoke?

This is partly caused by irregular and long working hours and the crossing of time zones.

He told me he had done the crossing dozens of times, that that we just needed to follow his directions, and we would easily make it to shore.

Together, they represent the cross of time and space: time shown as a vertical beam, space as a horizontal line.

But the day after the ceremony I was crossing a bridge I had crossed thousands of times before, absentmindedly listening to Talking Heads' This Must Be the Place.

It is especially welcome to the members of Times Square Matinee Traverse -- the 1999 expedition, bravely led by the mountain climber David Breashears, that made the first crossing of Times Square on matinee day with a baby in a stroller.

(3) One stereophonic subcarrier must be the second harmonic of the pilot subcarrier (i.e., 38 kHz) and must cross the time axis with a positive slope simultaneously with each crossing of the time axis by the pilot subcarrier.

"I have been across that crossing any number of times and I know very well the amount of traffic that uses that main road.

Why do they so easily cross barriers of time and race and place to feel close to them?

Jarre credits Air as an act who cross boundaries of time with their particular brand of electronicism, almost, but not quite as much as he does himself!

Le Strat is quick to point out that the surveys give only a cross section of time and, as such, "they only show an association and do not prove a causal relation".