Sentence examples for in time describes from inspiring English sources
Later, Znaider gave the first performance of Magle's variations for violin and piano in the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, with the pianist Daniel Gortler: Journey in time describes a "kind of scenes or musical images" with the use of sharp dissonances, complicated rhythms and dramatic transitions and thematic formations.
"The David Luiz comment was a moment in time, describing a performance within a game.
It seems obvious to me that scientists in the future will never find a way to signal back in time, described in "Faster Than Light, Maybe, but Not Back to the Future" (May 30).
In a bravura passage, Barkan describes how the Renaissance read its way backward in time to "unearth" Rome by reading Virgil's projection forward in time describing the empire's future in Book 6 of the "Aeneid".
It is 445 B.C., and this is a submissive, 18-year-old Democritus, not yet the wise philosopher of science who would in time describe the first atomic theory.
In a bravura passage, Barkan describes how the Renaissance read its way backward in time to "unearth" Rome by reading Virgil's projection forward in time describing the empire's future in Book 6 of the "Aeneid". Both visionary efforts passed through their ostensible object to achieve union as an embrace of ghosts.
This mapping method also allows the integration of the founding entrepreneur's perception of her stakeholders at various points in time described by her as critical decision points.
Even after that, some in the Beltway media over the weekend were still locked in time, describing Collins, as they always have, as a "moderate".
A 1958 review in Time described Pather Panchali as "perhaps the finest piece of filmed folklore since Robert Flaherty's Nanook of the North".
But that which travels a greater distance in an equal time describes a greater circle.
Daisy Miller, an early commercial success regarded as 'popular' in its time, described the tragedy of a young American girl who defied European conventions.
