Sentence examples for miracle of time from inspiring English sources

Unless Jeremy Corbyn radically rethinks his approach to the media now – and by now, I mean this instant (or better still, via the miracle of time travel, last Saturday) – he is finished.

Even the miracle of time travel, it appears, cannot serve to alter what is, for any historian, a most awkward fact: that it is impossible to be certain of what Socrates actually said.

The miracle of time known as Digg gives us yet another reason to laugh at our peers.

Howard Shore's musical score is a miracle of time-impersonation, and the performances — by a cast that features many actors who, themselves, were of that vintage (including Imogene Coca and Eddie Fisher, playing himself) — mix a cheerful simplicity with a period stillness and gestural precision.

Actually, all that had really happened was that I'd raised a child of under 18 months, and by the miracle march of time, he is now over 18 months.

Paris is the miracle of all time….

That should give the American miracle of assimilation time to work its magic.

Not that it's a tiny island-city that experienced perhaps the greatest economic miracle of all time under the authoritarian stewardship of Lee Kuan Yew, who died on Monday.

Don't get me wrong, I love the internet: its ability to navigate through information is a miracle of our time.

Fendi Baguettes, silk flowers and name necklaces have all gained trend status through the miracle of air time on "Sex and the City".

What drives it all in Britain, France and all mature economies is affordability when we're living so much longer, a miracle of our time, though the cost implications for pensions, social care and the NHS are alarming.