Sentence examples for of recorded time from inspiring English sources

Since the Dawn of Recorded Time, Plainly Speaking Since the dawn of recorded time, plainly speaking, You are born, and then you die.

Interviews were audio-recorded and lasted between 45 minutes to 1.5 hours of recorded time although there were often delays and interruptions - small stories of daily life – that prolonged each engagement providing important insights that were discussed in weekly team debriefings.

He, without turning around, said, "To the last syllable of recorded time".

All the world's heartbeats stretching out until the last syllable of recorded time: that should stand against oblivion.

Based on my calculations, New Year's Day, 2016, was the longest day in the history of recorded time.

Though in a different register, politicians have employed less-than-straightforward language since the dawn of recorded time.

Quantification of recorded time-series images was performed using Leica Application Suite AF Lite software and ImageJ software.

In 1959, he paid $40 for an extra 15 minutes of recording time so that Wilbert Harrison could record one more song.

But with the screen open and plenty of starts and stops, you can expect only 40 minutes of recording time from a single battery charge.

And it is low-priced, at $120 for a 512-megabyte memory with 30 minutes of recording time, or $150 for twice that much.

Hitachi's battery-life table makes clear that you'll get as little as 95 minutes of recording time on a charge.