Sentence examples for figures of time from inspiring English sources

Allegorical figures of Time and Fame flank a contemporary-style engraving of sailing warships on the bowl's side.

Then the figure of Time appears onstage to announce a sixteen-year leap forward.

Apollo leads four none too stable women across some tricky ground toward a rather daunting figure of Time.

The figure of time appears in other works by Blake, including as the figure Los and in the illustration Blake made for Edward Young's Night Thoughts.

The alabaster chimneypiece depicts the winged figure of Time rewarding Industry and punishing Sloth, symbolised by two boys, which is surmounted by a carved portrait of Sir Randolph Crewe.

So too, painted profiles rendered their subjects as idealized figures out of time.

Great figures of their time?

"Our Lord was one of the most countercultural figures of all time," he said.

Are thwarted information sharers the emblematic tragic figures of our time?

About literary figures of his time, however, Twain has relatively little to say.

On the contrary, we think of him as one of the most romantic figures of our time, a man of peculiar originality and even some grandeur.