Sentence examples for fall out of time from inspiring English sources

Characters give speeches; there is much rumination and reflection; but Grossman is also a storyteller, and Falling Out of Time does not entirely fall out of time.

In the distance, two empty lifts rise and fall, out of time with each other, as they make their way towards the roof, then begin a slow descent, disappearing into the shafts and continuing down to the ground floor.

Leinart had time to attempt one pass but his pass fell out of bounds as time expired; UT beat USC by the score of 41 38.

Metcalfe felt that Riley and Mercedes would "fall out big time" because of Mercedes' attack on Mitzeee.

I fell out of time in the summer of 2004.

It lay tranquil in the morning mist, huddled up to a church, peaceful, as if fallen out of time.

So we had our little uniforms and we stepped in time, and then we just fell out of time with each other".

I came to the realization that there had been those two moments, of falling out of time and returning to it, while reading David Morris's new history of P.T.S.D., "The Evil Hours," which will be published in mid-January.

Ben Allison's bass lines became cartoonishly nubby; Frank Kimbrough followed a percussive piano idea until it came to a natural finish and then he turned to watery, murmuring, withdrawn chords, falling out of time.

In the course of more than twelve minutes, phrases emerge and wrap around each other: Peter Zummo's gorgeous trombone motif, Russell's pizzicato cello theme, and a growing drone of loud, dissonant guitars which falls out of time with drums as it ends the song.

Yet as this elegiac portrait of what may or may not be a marriage goes through its carefully measured paces, you're likely to feel that you've fallen out of time or that time has been shaken free of chronology.