Sentence examples for shifting time frames from inspiring English sources
"The Cap" unfolds in fragments and shifting time frames.
Was it complicated to manage these shifting time frames?
"The usual elements of scheming and deception are well represented here, but they are made all the knottier by shifting time frames," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times in 1998.
El Mechri's skilled direction — which lends humor to the shifting time frames and different points of view — has a slick documentary feel to it, and the biographical approach to the star (touching on Van Damme's past flops, his custody battle, drug use, womanizing, etc).
But Uglow, adept at shifting time frames, has already let us know that Sarah Losh's petition was successful, that in fact it was mere subterfuge, enabling her six years hence to construct a work of "great genius," in the estimation of the Pre-Raphaelite poet and artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti, a new church of yellow sandstone.
Some authors worry they'll lose the reader by shifting time frames.
From the beginning, scenes veer back and forth in a shifting time frame.
The different dollar figures reflect a shifting time frame: $500 billion represented the projected Medicare savings in the decade after the 2010 health care law was enacted; $716 billion reflects savings from 2013 through 2022.
In this story, Cooke shifts time frames without warning and teases us with eccentricities -- like Giddy's attendance at a party with mothballs in her pockets, carrying a fishing creel in lieu of a handbag.
Although he has never shifted time frames in his fiction, Maupin interweaves chapters that detail the character's early life in Nevada, and what she had to overcome.
Output from running the surrogate representation at a shifted time frame in the recent and hindcast simulations showed values similar to field-measured data collected in real time.
