"mortal time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the limited amount of time that humans have in life. For example, you could say: "We must make the most of our mortal time and strive to live life to the fullest."
Mortal Time Such anxiety tends to be tied directly or indirectly to the end of real time, a k a mortality.
It is hardly more our intimate companion in mortal time than is the mind or brain by the reckoning of the positivists, behaviourists, neo-Darwinists and Freudians.
The beauty of this perception, seen from Patrick Brontë's perspective, comes not only from visual accuracy but through its focus on mortal time.
Each image is legible on its own; together they give one rendition of the birth of mortal time: first came the world, and then, with the banishment from Eden, came death.
Ames has lived in lonely abstraction for so long that he does not know what to do with the prospect of worldly attraction, and therefore turns it unworldly; he describes Lila to their son as "someone with whom the Lord might have chosen to spend some part of His mortal time".
VH-CDT analysis should thus, at present, be restricted to cases with rather short post-mortal time interval.
Many advisors, who have crossed ethical lines but generate large revenues, have been slapped on the wrist and set free to commit the same mortal sins time and again.
As a mere mortal needing time to practice and adjust, I angered this teacher with not being able to pick up changes on the first try, to the point that he yelled at me in each and every lesson.
But he is not the only character returning despite having apparently departed this mortal coil last time out.
If you saw it in a theater at an impressionable age you may still be seized by irrational, mortal fear every time you experience a touch of indigestion.
The pair were once upon a time mortal enemies, with Paisley depicting McGuinness and the rest of the IRA and Sinn Féin as devils incarnate hell-bent on destroying unionism and Protestantism in the north-east of Ireland.
