Sentence examples for threads of time from inspiring English sources

Unravel the ever‐tangling threads of time.

Not everything in "Threads of Time" is of ancient origin.

That same year he published a memoir, Threads of Time.

Are these the threads of time, or memory, she's holding?

Cherish the Ladies, named for a popular Irish jig, collaborated with the Boston Pops on a Grammy-nominated Celtic album and recently recorded another album, "Threads of Time".

"Threads of Time: Woven Histories of the Andes," with 38 Andean textiles and related materials from the museum's 800-some holdings in this area, highlights one of the most important collections of its kind outside South America.

And, correspondingly, how is Christopher Nolan going to construct a thriller without the continuous thread of time and memory to slot its constituent scenes together?

The designs also found their way onto quilts, above, and were embroidered in red because the most colorfast thread of the time was red: Turkey red.

I don't know that any of this was conscious, but it is a common French thread of the time: everyone needs to make their way in the world, and as long as you love, don't do too much diligence about who's getting fucked by who.

In the '60s, teenagers were just as likely to stack their turntables with records from both white and black artists — with perhaps a little bit of Motown, another musical thread of the time, thrown in, said Larry Starr, who wrote "American Popular Music: From Minstrelsy to MTV," with Christopher Waterman.

The most entertaining Facebook thread of all time.