Sentence examples for passage through time from inspiring English sources

Indian History: A Passage Through Time (//www.historyofindia.com/) allows you to take a virtual tour through 5000 years of India's history.

But, as their titles should suggest, while "Cold Mountain" was a trip across the physical landscape, "Thirteen Moons" is more of a passage through time.

At the finale, as George begins to read from his book — "Everything that follows is dedicated in its entirety to my wife and daughter" — the spectacle of sodden detritus below him works as a thrilling metaphor of the trail of destruction that man leaves in his capricious passage through time.

Traveling the 25 miles of Tracy Arm by kayak or cruise boat is like a passage through time.

This can be understood as a kind of passage through time and space, in which intrusive thoughts regarding uncertainty ebb away and everyday life can be understood in a different light.

Museums are, in part, statements about these communities and their passages through time.

Leafing through her mother's photo album, "a testament to her light-footed passage through her time," she tells this blind, bedridden woman stories to remind her who she is.

Her motifs — a pewter candlestick and lighted candle; an Indian bronze of Shiva dancing; an unusual, eminently modern-looking, bustlike hourglass; and a silhouette of a figure that turns out to be lifted from a Picabia painting — suggest the passage of objects through time and space, and their lives both as commodities and as artistic inspirations.

Jon Parkin could have sealed a passage through in normal time for the under-strength Championship side.

Gradually, through conversations and archival material — you can trace the passage of time through the rise and fall of teased and straightened hair in the sisters' photographs — a bigger picture does come into focus.

Peck occasionally takes advantage of some of Baldwin's more prophetic passages to flash-forward through time.