Sentence examples for has elapsed between from inspiring English sources

Q. You've said that you're guessing that about 25 years has elapsed between the husband's disappearance and the present, in which your character reconstructs the day's events.

When "Copenhagen," the British dramatist Michael Frayn's play, opens on Tuesday at the Royale Theater on Broadway, it may seem in certain respects as if little time has elapsed between 1941, when the play takes place, and 2000.

What an extraordinarily short time has elapsed between the official abolition of the Communist party and the coming to power of a former KGB man, followed by the nostalgic semi-rehabilitation of Stalin.

Health officials now say that when a significant period of time has elapsed between exposure and detection of illness, most co-workers do not require antibiotic therapy for prevention of infection.

Factors like the time that has elapsed between the commission of a crime and a witness's identification of a suspect or the behavior of a police officer during a lineup can also influence a witness, the new instructions warn.

A lot of time has elapsed between the loss of the plane and confirmation that it surely fell into the southern Indian Ocean.

In 2006 permanent meant the nine months that had elapsed between the declaration and the bombing.

But nearly 50 years have elapsed between the two novels, and beneath the superficial similarities, the world has changed.

They had no detailed descriptions of the vehicles and could not say how much time had elapsed between the accidents.

A hundred and seven days is the time that had elapsed between when Trump wrapped up the Republican nomination and when he gave the speech in Charlotte.

A court rejected the charges because it judged that too much time had elapsed between the suspected crime and the start of court proceedings.