Sentence examples for entering a time from inspiring English sources

It's like entering a time capsule.

Seeing this "Falstaff" was like entering a time warp.

Going to Pine Forest is like entering a time warp.

We're probably entering a time of simpler things now.

Going there was like entering a time warp.

"We're entering a time of intense integration activity," Mr. Perlin said.

Visiting Altamira and Puente Viesgo is like entering a time warp.

Do you think data visualization is entering a time when it's becoming a core communication tool?

STEPPING into the front dining room at Chatterley's in New Hartford is like entering a time warp.

"There have been some really interesting, low-key talks hosted there," says Velvick, who, for more in marginal art activity, recommends galleries A Small View, which, he says, is "like entering a time-warp" (asmallview.co.uk) and the Trophy Room (thetrophyroom.org).org

So what's happening now is that we are re-entering a time that used to be normal, where you remained a productive member of society, for life.