Sentence examples for matters of time from inspiring English sources
Matters of time have never been simple for fans, enemies, and frenemies of "S.N.L".
From that point on, Windows 95 and the Internet were only matters of time and transistor technology.
"We must remember that grossness and indecency…are matters of time and place," wrote Mr Burton in his introduction, a year before he was knighted.
The traditions of a society, the habits of obedience to law, the effectiveness of the lawenforcing agencies, are all peculiarly matters of time and place.
But this one, a concert concerned with matters of time and perspective, also includes such American works as Cage's "Ryoanji" (inspired by a rock garden in Kyoto, Japan), Mary Ellen Childs's "Faint Object Camera" (named for a device inside the Hubble Space Telescope), and Paula Matthusen's "In Absentia" (a meditation on the power of memory).
His account of visits to various remote places in order to evoke their spirit of wildness is punctuated with reflections on climate change, on destruction of habitat, on individuals met along the way and others who hover in the wings of history, on kindred-spirit writers, and on larger matters of time and belonging.
IT WAS only a matter of time.
It was just a matter of time".
It is only a matter of time.
(Just a matter of time, we insist).
