Sentence examples for gap of Time from inspiring English sources
Where has this gap of time gone?
The gap of time – what is it?
Winterson downplays the resurrection scene in "The Gap of Time".
The Gap of Time transplants Shakespeare to contemporary London.
Jeanette Winterson's latest book is The Gap of Time (Vintage, £16.99).
Jeanette Winterson's The Gap of Time, which launches the Hogarth Shakespeare series, is published by Vintage.
In the gaps of time, morning and night, Darwin took up his pen.
It's when revolutions intervene that short gaps of time seem nearly incommensurable; periods of gradual change make long durations seem to collapse in the wave of a hand.
He has a hawkeye for recognizing the gaps of time in Watson's Boswelling, and for places where the chronology makes no sense — all the disjunctions you'd expect in a series written in installments over several decades.
The narrative is not continuous; there are significant gaps of time between each section.
