Sentence examples for time charting from inspiring English sources

Adapted by Mr. Sondheim and George Furth from a 1934 play by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, the show famously moves backward in time, charting its characters' path from middle-aged disillusionment to youthful idealism.

The film shifts backwards and forwards in time, charting the course of their relationship; in this scene towards the end of the film a domestic argument gets carried over into the workplace, with disastrous consequences.

Ms. Stowe throws away an inordinate amount of time charting an old rivalry between Olivia, a care-giving daughter for four years, and Halley, the favored one, four years younger.

A reader who wished to remind me of the imbalances wrote acerbically to inquire in an e-mail why journalists spend so much time charting the course of events in Libya while, in Afghanistan, 67 American soldiers died in August alone.

The more you use the app, the more data it shows you over time, charting your food habits in a very systematic way.

Many of them have a hard time charting their return on investment.

Now, paleontologists have for the first time charted the colossal growth spurt that carried T. rex beyond its tyrannosaurid relatives.

Astronomers have for the first time charted the path of a black hole, by measuring energy from a star perpetually circling it.

On the Slovakian Singles Chart, "I'll Be Lovin' U Long Time" charted for a total of eight weeks, and peaked at number thirty-nine.

Critic Mary Jane Lupton has explained that when Angelou spoke about her life, she did so eloquently but informally and "with no time chart in front of her".

Over the years I would write emails at random times, charting his hitting prowess for no reason whatsoever other than fueling my fascination for his unique career.