Sentence examples for time collapse from inspiring English sources
But he remembers, too, the futility, the 'awful retrospective', looking through family photographs and feeling time collapse.
He described the first symptom as a "time collapse", saying he lost the ability to connect memories and facts.
The equations predicted that, beyond a certain threshold, when too much matter or energy is concentrated in one place, space and time collapse, leaving behind a sinkhole through which light and matter can enter but not escape.
The agreement could, in time, collapse if Iran is caught violating it, but Obama and Kerry were making a bet that they could both prevent a nuclear Iran and empower more modern elements in the Iranian élites who may, after the passing of Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader, and his hard-line cadre of ayatollahs, liberalize the regime.
Listening to these retro tunes surrounded by travelers on their laptops or staring into their smartphones contributed to the on board sense of time collapse: throwback travel with cutting edge tools, the rural landscape out the windows Instagrammed a thousand times over.
Would it be wise to let another year go by, given the odds that the cash-strapped American Basketball League could at any time collapse under the muscle and money of the W.N.B.A.? If the A.B.L. dies, so does leverage for all.
Time collapses between past and present.
I feel time collapsing into a single interminable moment.
Time collapses, just going out to the shops.
She feels the rush of intimacy as the distance in time collapses.
