Sentence examples for dazzling time from inspiring English sources

Anne grew up in the Hollywood of the 1940s, a dazzling time.

The 1790s were not a particularly dazzling time for feminists but in a small corner of Devon some signs of female independence were burning bright.

Commonwealth Stadium was only half full tonight for the premier event in track and field, but Maurice Greene still gave the Canadians the full treatment: a third consecutive 100-meter world title in a dazzling time of 9.82 seconds.

"It was a dazzling time". Cunningham was published steadily: "Burnish Me Bright" (1970) won a New York Times Outstanding Book Award; "The Treasure Is the Rose" (1973) was a finalist for the National Book Award; "Come to the Edge" (1977) earned a Christopher Award.

I took off from California to see the Rolling Stones' first 50th anniversary concert, the only one with a confirmed appearance by the band's original bassist, Bill Wyman, and along the way I discovered London at one of its most dazzling times of the year.

In many cases, there was also a dramatic acceleration of reaction; it may be similar to the dazzling response time of trained athletes.

Martinez, a celebrated villain with Boston at the old Yankee Stadium, looked dazzling at times on Thursday.

These days, performances look a lot like how they sound: sometimes big and dazzling, other times abstract and experimental, and often quasi-scientific… if you happen to be Amon Tobin. .

I've been here 90 days — dazzling technology takes time," he said.

At the meeting, Dr. Lydia T. Timofeeva, a Russian metallurgist, laid out the experimental basis for the plutonium insight for the first time, dazzling American scientists with its care and precision.

It's a dazzling if at times coldly clinical performance.