Sentence examples for time go from from inspiring English sources

Where does time go from here?

"I take my time going from room to room.

He stayed up for days at a time, went from gregarious to grumpy and back, and scrawled compulsively in notebooks.

He is probably the most traveled athlete of all time, going from South Africa all the time to play and compete".

I think directors have a hard time going from tragedy to comedy and then the two worlds colliding.

It was a portal for them at an important time – going from the 20th century into the 21st.

A We saw that when they went online for electrical permits, the processing time went from days or weeks to minutes.

Commonwealth Bank, during that time, went from a reputation of having the worst customer service in Australia to the best, Mr. McEwan said.

Every third Wednesday of the month is International Day, when a different cuisine of the world is served each time, going from A to Z.

It's like a jigsaw puzzle, with only the left edge complete (Olly's disappearance in 2006, time goes from left to right).

He spends a great deal of time going from the store to the shared outhouse toilet and back, and decides to close for the day.