Sentence examples similar to defeats of time from inspiring English sources

(Dee, too, sees nature as a defeat of time's arrow: "All fields are places of outlasting transience. They reset time").

There were no effects of social defeat on time spent interacting with the empty cage, indicating that changes in behavior were specific to social stimuli.

Opponents are now phoning in their defeats ahead of time.

Here are the 15 heaviest defeats of all time.

In the 13th pitch of an epic at-bat, Alvarez goes opposite field in the unlikeliest of Cubs walk-off defeats of all-time … and the curse continues for ever and ever and ever.

Cinco o sete?" called the yellow-shirted head waiter in a busy restaurant, curious more than anything else, craning his neck around a pillar to ascertain the exact scoreline in what was already after half an hour the most humiliating World Cup host nation defeat of all time.

Facing the prospect of defeat with time running out, the Rangers put one of their most stirring touches to a thus-far-forgettable early season.

Finals day would have seen all defending champions retain their titles but for the defeat of two-time winner and former world silver medallist Blair and his 2013 partner Thomson.

Andy Murray made a winning start to his latest Wimbledon campaign, but Britain's number one was overshadowed by the shock defeat of two-time champion Rafael Nadal on the opening day.

Despite the chaos and suffering effected in the world by his onslaught, believers expect Ahriman to be defeated in the end of time by Ahura Mazdā.

Assumed already dead by many, the final Betamax cassette will roll off the production line in March 2016 as its maker concedes defeat to the march of time, 20,maybe 30, years late.