He was also famous for his imaginative sign-offs, which would begin, for example, "As the delicate mayfly of time collides with the speeding windscreen of fate".
As she zig zags across the hallway, I hold her breath watching helplessly while her body often time collides with the wall.
When patient time collides with institutional time, the effect can be jarring for the patient.
There are cities within the city with rhythms within rhythms that overlap and, at times, collide.
It is around the dollar-renminbi rate that the economic might of the United States and a rising China converge and, at times, collide.
It begins by explaining how the Earth's crust is made up of interlocking tectonic plates that move around its surface and at times collide to cause an earthquake.
Beneath the disconnected pointillism, lies an energetic universe through which waves of history, light, time and number flow, at times in concert, at other times colliding.
The Mont Royal forest, where the mines are situated, is the epicentre of a pocket of crystallisation, the result of particles of "anti-time" colliding with particles of time (as anti-matter and matter collide and destroy each other).
"The relationship between the United States and Russia is, needless to say, a very important relationship, and it is marked by both shared interests and, at times, colliding and conflicting interests," Secretary of State John Kerry said.
Angelica's mother had rebelled against her privileged background, abandoning the conventional for the unorthodox, but Angelica somehow bridged those two worlds, so that certain upper-class proprieties and affiliations at times collided with her egalitarian instincts.
