Sentence examples for time crept from inspiring English sources

Even as more people came to find out about Riverdog eggs, and the required arrival time crept up by ten minutes, then twenty minutes, still I persevered.

The time crept by so slowly and painfully that the 23-year-old Columbia University journalism student had decided it was time to end her life.

Starting at the knee, the hemline over time crept upward to the upper thigh, a style that had only been made feasible by the introduction of nylon tights (panty hose in the United States).

They point to many beliefs, practices and traditions common in Christendom today and say that these have over time crept in from non Christian sources and have nothing to do with Christianity.

The No God, Time, creeps his way, universe… Sometimes I would see her with her lovers walking through the Village, the wind strapped about her ankles.

As Old Father Time creeps up on him, the abuse he receives on social media when his team loses can often be sickening.

On the computer, time creeps forward in millionth-of-a-second increments so that every detail of the collision can be captured.

The No God, Time, creeps his way, universe after universe, like a great snapping turtle opening its mouth wagging its tongue to look like a worm or leech so deceived hungry fish, every living thing swims in to feed.

And perhaps no episode more so than Angel, which finds Buffy discovering that the mysterious, brooding guy who likes her so much (and spends way too much time creeping around her at night) is actually a vampire with a soul.

You can feel time creeping inexorably toward your own death.

Long time creep at 60 150 MPa is stabilised after total constraint, with the composite pad under hydrostatic stress conditions.