Sentence examples for time conceived from inspiring English sources

THE NOISE OF TIME Conceived and directed by Simon McBurney; creative collaborator, Gerard McBurney.

So Jim Owen, the mayor of Rio Rancho at the time, conceived of a new city center in a distant part of town away from Albuquerque.

In a complex and compelling argument he demonstrates that the right to bear arms, guaranteed by the second amendment in 1791, was not at that time conceived as a personal right.

In the wake of rapidly growing demand for coal and captive coal blocks, it was the UPA I Government which, for the first time, conceived the idea of making allocations through the competitive bidding route in June 2004.

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Activities are located behaviors, taking time, conceived as socially meaningful, and usually involving interaction with tools and the environment.

But, to their shock, Emma and Michael became pregnant again in 2014, this time conceiving naturally despite believing they were unable to.

At home in his own life, sex too is work — his wife is having a hard time conceiving even though Masters himself is a fertility specialist.

But at the university in Fairbanks — where signs of northern warming include sinkholes from thawing permafrost around its Arctic research center — Dr. Eicken and other experts are having a hard time conceiving a situation that could reverse the trends.

Way back when, during the final decades of the last century, if a woman had a hard time conceiving, she saved her dollars by the tens of thousands and passed them over to a clinic specializing in assisted reproductive technology.

The quality of a man's sperm may not deteriorate over time in quite the same way as the viability of a woman's eggs, but nevertheless something seems to happen, so that, all other things being equal, a man in his late 30's, say, is apt to have a harder time conceiving a child than a man 10 years younger.