Sentence examples for heart of time from inspiring English sources
Sarah Goodwin, the complicated woman at the heart of "Time Stands Still," seems to thrive on conflict, at least professionally.
The heart of "Time Stands Still" resides in the gently evolving relationship between Sarah and James, which develops troubling new ripples in each scene.
The Movie," a documentary about the destruction of the earth's soil), rage against oppression (as with "Heart of Time," a drama set against the Zapatista struggle in Chiapas, Mexico) and emotional engagement (in films like "The Greatest," about a family and the loss of its teenage son).
Traffic data will not be the only factor in Mr. Bloomberg's assessment of whether to continue the program, which barred vehicular traffic from Broadway between 47th and 42nd Streets, and from 35th Street to 33rd Street, creating pedestrian plazas through the heart of Times and Herald Squares.
The best-known example is the Pentagon Papers, a case that should be near and dear to the hearts of Times editors.
One entertainment executive, who wanted to remain anonymous, predicted the debut would have attracted about 6 million viewers had the BBC shown more courage and put it at the heart of prime time.
For more than clocks and calendars, stories are the heart of human time and its surest measure.
Hayward attributed his change of heart to time spent "reflecting and praying".
How we, dragged from mere eye-rolling cynicism into the dark heart of crying-time TV, sobbed.
Some of the music was actually from the heart of medieval times, and several works were by French and Flemish composers, with French texts.
