Sentence examples for onto a time from inspiring English sources

Her starting point is Rodolfo's mysterious death, but her quest opens a window onto a time of homophobia, torture and persecution.

WHILE many aspects of life have fallen onto a time line on either side of Sept. 11, one event decidedly grounded in the "before" period is the bursting of the Internet bubble.

The film's politics seem a bit anachronistic, projecting a 1990's feminist critique of co-education onto a time in which ambitious young women were more likely to be agitating for admission to institutions reserved for men.

The exhibition is a fascinating window onto a time when progressive artists believed they could start from ground zero, as it were, and it includes some exceedingly attractive objects.

The Kino missions, some crumbling ruins, others still thriving churches, are windows onto a time when a scattering of stoic desert-dwelling Indians were besieged by priests who desired their souls and by Apaches who hectored and stole from them.

Early this month, in another loss for NBC News, its parent network canceled "Rock Center With Brian Williams," the two-year-old newsmagazine that had struggled to hold onto a time slot.

They switched the bigger Trevor Ariza onto him for a time, but it did not matter.

Then players face Bowser directly; they must make him jump onto a tile three times to clear the third part.

The only cheap long-term solution is to burn the movies onto DVDs — a time-consuming hassle that you can't postpone.

For one thing, you can install only one app at a time onto your Icon.

Now sprinkle a little water at a time onto the surface and mix with a knife, then your hands, until a ball of dough forms with the texture of slightly dry playdough.