Sentence examples for time from which from inspiring English sources

She is a child of the time (from which play is that a quote, Guardian reader?).

She wears headphones at the same time, from which she hears a variety of beeps.

However, this is only one kind of time from which I may choose.

And when was the better time from which France has fallen?

It is the intentional act of detaining a moment at a particular time from which can no longer be retrieved.

Technically, the computer does not output equations, but finds "invariants" -- mathematical expressions that remain true all the time, from which human insights can derive equations.

Amy and Rory bid goodbye to The Doctor; zapped back to a point in fixed time from which they could never escape.

In that case, it is as if the speaker is looking out onto a landscape or conveyor belt of time from which he or she is removed.

When foraging, it is a typical low energy specialist sitting quietly on a shaded horizontal branch for long periods of time from which it suddenly darts out after passing insects.

The closed-endedness of the first kind of pieces he wrote had led him into a breakdown early in his tower time, from which he emerged with a brand new way of writing.

The standout films of our time are burdened by association with the rest of the films of our time, from which they stand out — for some critics, perhaps not far enough.