Sentence examples for this gap of time from inspiring English sources
The phrase "this gap of time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific duration or interval between two events or points in time. Example: "During this gap of time, we were able to reflect on our goals and make necessary adjustments."
Where has this gap of time gone?
Even considering this gap of time, the total treatment duration was below the recommended 6-week treatment period; enoxaparin (37.9%) and heparin (36.1%) were the most prescribed antithrombotic treatments.
I have called my version The Gap of Time because this phrase occurs twice in the play, and because this is a play where every motive is hidden somewhere, but just out of reach, dropped in the gaps.
Winterson's "The Gap of Time" may seem at first to reflect this approach to Shakespeare, as it provides personal histories and motivations that Shakespeare did not bother to explain.
Winterson downplays the resurrection scene in "The Gap of Time".
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.
The Shakespeare series launches this October with Winterson's take on The Winter's Tale, The Gap of Time.
These missing answers give Jeanette Winterson an opening, and a title for her novel: "The Gap of Time".
Jeanette Winterson's The Gap of Time, a "retelling" of The Winter's Tale, was praised, albeit in a lukewarm fashion, by Joanna Kavenna in the Sunday Telegraph.
He has read everything she's written, including her latest, The Gap Of Time, her "cover version" of The Winter's Tale.
