Sentence examples for moves in time from inspiring English sources

He shows how the speech moves in time from past to present to future.

Classical music, like film, is an art that moves in time, and its clock cannot effectively be reset to an MTV tempo.

But we meet on set at Charleston Farmhouse in Sussex, former home of Virginia Woolf's sister, the painter Vanessa Bell, her husband, Clive Bell, and her lover Duncan Grant, and the location for Life in Squares, an upcoming BBC drama about the Bloomsbury set that moves in time between 1906 and 1941, with all the changes in fashion – especially female fashions – that that entails.

Both have agreed moves in time to be involved in Friday's Super League opener against Wigan Warriors.

In conclusion, music can strengthen the prosocial effects of interpersonal movement synchronization, provided that one interacts with a person who moves in time with the beat.

Yet just because the overall EAFE moves in time to New York doesn't mean there aren't markets that dance to their own drummers.

At move-in time, she marveled, "everyone came over and said hello to us".

But for many decorators, the installation is more than just move-in time.

The developer is aiming for a move-in time frame of November or December.

Alan moved in time – his friend was crushed to death.

They moved in time for the 1958 season, becoming the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants, respectively.