Sentence examples for stopped time in from inspiring English sources

We have, in effect, stopped time in terms of the distribution of flows.

But there's a moment of stopped time, in which Ms. Darke's character holds a spoon filled with peanut butter over a piece of bread while the others stare unblinkingly into the future, that beautifully captures both the age of the characters and of the country they belong to.

Yet his real wish is somehow to stop time in its tracks.

She pieced the debris into a spectral constellation suspended in mid-air that seems to freeze-frame the explosion, stopping time in its tracks.

Her eyes shine, her gaze flickers to her mother (Jane Howarth) for approval, but her balances are steely and unwavering, stopping time in its tracks.

The theatre, he declares, performs feats that defy the laws of physics: it banishes gravity and stops time in its tracks.

He'd published a novel, "The Fermata," that got under some people's skin -- it was about a man who can stop time in order to undress women.

In observing how a calamitous event like the destruction of the World Trade Center can establish new indexes of timekeeping (the "Before and After" syndrome), Deaver argues that stopping time in its tracks is a madman's ruse for stopping life itself.

Subtly different and elegantly precise, this "modern" house in old Charleston could be the proud standard for a more enlightened approach to preservation today, beyond just stopping time in its own tracks.

A more Conceptual intervention stops time in the form of blown-up reproductions of seven quite good newspaper obituaries of celebrities, nearly all written by the artist, who once briefly worked on a newspaper obit desk.

Let (0 leq tleq T), (V t)=vgeq0), (mathcal{F}_{u}^{(t)}) ((tleq u leq T)) be the filtration of (V t)), (mathcal{T}_{t,T} ) be the set of all stopping time in ([t,T]).