Sentence examples for remarkable span of time from inspiring English sources

Milton spent 40 years at WHAS during the Bingham proprietorship, a remarkable span of time.

The names of the sonata's movements reflect not only the passage of a remarkable span of time, but an undimmed sense of humor and exploratory spirit: I. "Life's Turmoil and a Few Bits of Satire" / II.

A remarkable span of poets - traditional, rough, tough, or popular - responded enthusiastically, sometimes puzzled as to why she was not more widely esteemed.

"A poignant element in Brukoff's recording of Cambodia's monuments is the remarkable span of years encompassed: more than 40," Ms. Jessup writes.

The difference between a 1- and 2-year span of time is quite remarkable, as the ICER in the first year is 53% higher than in the second year (€23,445 versus €15,369).

The patients in cohort A, on the other hand, were "survivors" of a CVD event that preceded the recurrent event by a longer span of time; in fact, there was a remarkable difference in terms of number of years from first and recurrent event, which could be the explanation for this different outcome.

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".