Sentence examples for in distant time from inspiring English sources

Perkins and half her players are operating in distant time zones.

At the newsroom, only steps from Mission Control, foreign reporters are filing copy for next editions in distant time zones.

Diplomacy can be exhausting, with all those late dinners followed by pre-breakfast e-mail rockets from foreign ministries in distant time zones.

NHL management was hesitant to commit to the tournament; Bettman argued the Olympic break is a "strain on the players, on the schedule and on fans", adding that "the benefits we get tend to be greater when the Olympics are in North America than when they're in distant time zones".

A validation study that included both cases and controls found that cases overestimated phone use in distant time periods, which could cause positive bias in risk estimates (Vrijheid et al. 2009).

But all novels are beholden to readers of the present, even those set in distant times and other worlds.

Christians awaiting the Judgment Day, and Buddhists seeking enlightenment know that actions performed today may have consequences in distant times and places.

As happened often in distant times, the woman most highly placed in the corporation was set up to receive the harshest judgment.

Treitz, who co-wrote the script with Kate Lyn Sheil (who also plays Betsy's sister Josephine), sees rustic life in distant times with an astonishingly vibrant, tactile precision.

It was an argument with serious, literally eschatological, consequences: it led inevitably to "the destruction of the solar system, through the agency of this ether," albeit in distant times to come.

The fact that so many medieval romances are set in distant times and remote places is not an essential feature of romance but rather a reflection of its origins.