Sentence examples for the gap of time from inspiring English sources
The gap of time – what is it?
Winterson downplays the resurrection scene in "The Gap of Time".
The Gap of Time transplants Shakespeare to contemporary London.
Jeanette Winterson's latest book is The Gap of Time (Vintage, £16.99).
Jeanette Winterson's The Gap of Time, which launches the Hogarth Shakespeare series, is published by Vintage.
He has read everything she's written, including her latest, The Gap Of Time, her "cover version" of The Winter's Tale.
In the gaps of time, morning and night, Darwin took up his pen.
He has a hawkeye for recognizing the gaps of time in Watson's Boswelling, and for places where the chronology makes no sense — all the disjunctions you'd expect in a series written in installments over several decades.
As such, a piece of cloth is held to bridge the gaps of time and space between modern audiences and the Jesus of the Gospels; but how well does it do so?
The data were condensed as follows: 1) pain ratings of the week before T1 were arithmetically averaged and served as baseline; 2) since the gaps of time between interventions differed among the subjects, pain ratings between two sessions or between session 5 and T2 were averaged, resulting in five post-intervention measures.
Development on Mega Man 3 began at Capcom over a year after the release of Mega Man 2. The lead supervisor for the first two games quit his job at the company during that gap of time.
