Sentence examples for into other time from inspiring English sources

In the United Kingdom, the standard term for UK time when advanced by one hour is British Summer Time (BST), and British English typically inserts summer into other time zone names, e.g. Central European Time (CET) becomes Central European Summer Time (CEST).

Ranging from 19th-century Japan to homesteading-era Nebraska, the book, like Tenth of December, provided examples of how the short story does not have to be a slice of contemporary life bearing a small epiphany but instead can be the vehicle of imaginative forays into other times, places, and realities.

We tell each other stories from our pasts, escaping into other times.

I'm afraid of black women too, but in an entirely different way which I'll get into some other time.

Still, my father knew that if I planned to bash my head into other guys time after time, I'd better have a solid helmet to protect me.

It was a journey, parallel to the train trip through northern Europe, into an unfathomable other time and place.

I'll be happy to go into that some other time, but for now I'll just say -- bull hockey).

The focus on academic "skills and drills" has cut deeply into recess and other time for free play.

The other part of that equation is the chemicals present in our brains (but we'll have to get into that some other time).

Sometimes lemons are turned into lemonade, other times they are turned into movies on the SyFy channel -- at least in the case of Durango High School graduate Sydney Spies.

The Internet has always been thought of as collaborative — sometimes veering into utopian, other times suspicious.