Sentence examples for thief of time from inspiring English sources

But that procrastination is the proverbial thief of time".

Not everyone in "The Thief of Time" approves of the reliance on the extended will.

There are other reasons to find hope in Thief of Time, chief among them that it's a delight to read.

So familiar that reading Thief of Time after the Brexit vote is a strange, disconcerting experience for me.

He was obliged to speak in court in defense of these charges, to speak against the water clock, that thief of time.

CHRIS EYRE, a Sundance-winning filmmaker, is to attend an invitation-only screening at the festival of a PBS television production he directed, "A Thief of Time".

The movement is not without its own brand of rigor — "If you are late, you are a thief of my time," Bruno explained.

"Procrastination is the thief of my time if I start my day without a definite plan or I think I'll just take a minute to check my email, reply to my group on Facebook, etc.

Burli's documentary shows that that's how he wanted to be known, and it shows how Italian media constructed that narrative to make him the most famous Italian thief of all time.

The greatest jewel thief of modern times, it turns out, had lots in common with the Cary Grant character in Hitchcock's thriller To Catch a Thief: William Mason was debonair, athletic and all but frictionless when it came to giving cops the slip.

The bait items are often affixed with tracking devices, too, which can become a legal issue if left with the thief for an extended period of time, becoming a method of surveillance.