Sentence examples for from modern times from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile the five songs culled from "Modern Times" held up admirably.
That organ made "When the Deal Goes Down," another ballad from "Modern Times," sound circusy and almost sarcastic.
He also sang "When the Deal Goes Down," thoughts on mortality from "Modern Times," as a cozy waltz.
From modern times to the heart of the last century, "Wonder Girl: The Magnificent Sporting Life of Babe Didrikson Zaharias" (Little, Brown) revives a nearly forgotten American superstar.
The songs from "Modern Times" can be as familiar as the 12-bar blues and as strange as a fever dream.
The museum will feature the paraphernalia of film-making that realised this dream: the film sets, the Expressionist machinery from Modern Times, even the piano on which he composed film scores.
FROM antiquity to modern times, the nation has always been a product of information management.
"We will not let anyone separate us from civilisation, modern times and democracy".
"We will not let anyone separate us from civilisation, modern times and democracy". His rise has spooked the government.
Designed and taught lecture course on international financial history from early modern times through the present for the Kazakh-British TechnicAlmatyversity in Almaty.
A number of activities in the medieval and the renaissance periods were highly different from the modern times.
