Sentence examples for particular span of time from inspiring English sources

Let them know that for a particular span of time, say Tuesday through Thursday, your family is going to go offline and that you understand they may be upset, anxious or even outraged.

The translation of 'cohort' studies to genuine etiologic studies is fully instructive of the general essence (singular) of etiologic studies, including in the context of dynamic source populations: commitment to a source population, specifically to the source base formed by its course over a particular span of time; etc.

Index fossil, any animal or plant preserved in the rock record of the Earth that is characteristic of a particular span of geologic time or environment.

It interests me that both time and distance are concepts in the abstract but that both are more often used in specific terms -- a particular span of one or the other -- and can be described similarly, as long or short.

Cliff's narrative covers a huge span of time.

STAMFORD "A Span of Time," paintings by Henriette Simon Picker.

"We're only here for a span of time, and no matter how you go, that was your time span.

Both of Welty's brothers died in the same span of time.

"The attack had a profoundly adverse impact in a short span of time".

But in that barely perceptible span of time, Garvin became an intriguing N.F.L. prospect.

It's less about me but more about what this span of time really represents".