Sentence examples similar to it elapses from inspiring English sources

The flight to Sydney is long -- about 14 hours nonstop just from Los Angeles -- but the travel writer and humorist Bill Bryson's vastly entertaining takes on Australia should make it elapse swiftly.

It doesn't do much – it basically shows elapsed time – but it does it in a decidedly sexy way.

Can a minute, as it is elapsing, reach larcenously into the future and grab more than its designated sixty ticks, and thereby steal time from your personal allotment?

It also said that due to "the very serious nature" of the allegations and the time that had elapsed, it "does not feel it appropriate to comment further at this time".

You can eat it before this time has elapsed and it will still be very good, as the rice will be cooked.

"Since three months have already elapsed, it is likely that there has not been an appeal filed by the landlord,' Ms. McGuire said.

The park service said in a statement on Saturday that "in light of the time elapsed, it is presumed that the four perished in the accident".

As time elapsed, it became clear that the winner was going to come from the final group of Strange and Faldo, with neither seeming to play well enough to take the trophy away from the other.

As time elapsed, it became a cumulative process.

With the time to comeback quickly elapsing, it seemed United would lose another match against mediocre competition.

Given the vast distances involved, the variability of winds and the time that has elapsed, it is impossible for experts to retrace the parts' path back to where they entered the water.