Sentence examples for extended in time from inspiring English sources

The moment extended in time; I sipped my coffee.

He is, after all, a person extended in time, not a series of disconnected selves.

Individual battles lost decisiveness as they extended in time and space.

The impression is a kind of see-through, cataclysmic transformation or entropic decay extended in time and space.

But the Queen was not present at the 65th commemorations in 2009 after a diplomatic mix-up which led to no formal invitation being extended in time.

(The tradition extended in time through much of the Buddhist world: vast numbers of caves have been carved, for instance, into the side of a cliff in Dunhuang, on the Chinese Silk Road, where scholars are fascinated to note that the earliest Buddhas have Indian facial features).

There was a time when everyone took it for granted that unemployment insurance, which normally terminates after 26 weeks, would be extended in times of persistent joblessness.

It could conceivably extend in time to include the crime Palestinians have committed by using suicide bombers to kill innocent Israeli civilians on dozens of occasions in past years.

But Vologeses VI did manage to maintain himself in parts of Babylonia; his dated coins extend in time to ad 228 229.

But, as this last sabbatical extends in time, I also notice the telltale pockets under my eyes, the stiffness in my joints, the hearing problem, the slight dizziness and loss of balance as I walk out into the street.

Excavations there in the first half of the 20th century uncovered three levels of habitation extending in time from the late prehistoric period to the 3rd dynasty of Ur (c. 2112 2004 bc).