Sentence examples for next time zone from inspiring English sources

"If Phyllis Schlafly walked into the headlights of my car, I would knock her into the next time zone," one E.R.A. activist announced on national TV.

Mr. Thaksin's argument is that jumping into the next time zone would help financial markets in Bangkok operate in closer harmony with larger markets in Singapore, Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur, attracting more foreign investment.

In the end of this most compelling of film trilogies, Batman knocks himself into the next time zone, even as many expected and believed in his death.

Similarly, author Harlan Ellison, another ERA booster, said that if Schlafly walked into the headlights of his car, he would "knock her into the next time zone".

Batman also bends over backwards to avoid killing his adversaries -- "We're on to your rules," mob boss Maroni tells him in The Dark Knight -- while of course having no compunctions about knocking them into the next time zone.

In 1939 and 1940, the firm produced Ref. 1415, on which Baghdad made an appearance (as "Bagdad") next to obvious time zone markers like New York and London.

On the Settings screen, next to "Your current time zone," click "Show an additional time zone".

But equipped with clearer mandates, greater independence and a hell of a history to avoid repeating, they may do better next time.A single euro-zone supervisor would have a different perspective on safety.

He may have done the championship belt touchdown celebration favored by his older sibling, Aaron, once, just to appease some of his teammates, but he aspires to have a more creative expression of himself the next time he reaches the end zone.

It turns out that the next red zone, the next time solar EMP storms peak in frequency and ferocity will, by scientific consensus, commence in late 2012.

"We played a majority of games outside the Eastern time zone, and our next generation of fans wanted to be able to watch and listen," said John Davidson, president of the Columbus Blue Jackets.