Sentence examples for rift into the from inspiring English sources
It's about a group of airline passengers who fly through a time rift, into the past.
Now Google thinks mobile phones will shove virtual-reality headsets like the Oculus Rift into the shadows, too.
Two years after the successful Kickstarter fund that projected Oculus Rift into the mass consciousness and launched the new era of consumer virtual reality, there are still a lot of questions to answer.
BANGKOK, Aug. 20 — A referendum that approved a new Constitution for Thailand brought a deep social rift into the open, one likely to be a factor in an election later this year and to divide the country for a long time to come, analysts said Monday.
But can Facebook raise and nurture Oculus Rift into the virtual reality device of the future?
It also makes Oculus Rift into the fully realized platform it deserves to be.
This made the rift into a gulf and Bhutto regarded the ex-intelligence chief as an inveterate plotter against her up until her assassination in 2007.
The two-dimensional mandala pattern found in the original version of the game is transformed by the Rift into an infinite tunnel of whirling color that responds to sustained notes intoned into a microphone.
And you are likely to come away from "Luther" with the useful but gloomy realization that the movie's essential conflict is a never-ending ideological rift programmed into the species.
One rift evolved into the Atlantic Ocean, as new continents moved apart; this was accompanied by repeated massive outpourings of lava over hundreds of thousands of years, forming the Central Atlantic magmatic province igneous rocks that underlie today's coasts of eastern North America and parts of Brazil and west Africa.
That rift spilled into the open at the news conference on Saturday, when a reporter asked Paula A. DeSutter, the assistant secretary of state for verification, compliance and implementation, how she responded to criticism of the deal from John R. Bolton, her former boss at the State Department.
