Sentence examples for time has opened from inspiring English sources

It is as though a portal in time has opened, and fourteenth-century hordes are pouring into our world.

It's as if this pacific time has opened up the space for me to cast back and re-examine.

"Technology and time has opened up 3,000 miles of new frontier," declares a narrator in an informational video on the MTP's website.

But Mr. Powell said today that he was scheduling the trip because some free time had opened up with the beginning of the war, and the end of the time-consuming diplomatic negotiations that led up to it.

Mr. Schröder's firm "hands off" Iraq, as he put it in an interview last week with The New York Times, has opened up a fierce squabble with Washington, Germany's closest ally, which has made some Germans uncomfortable.

The National Theatre's critically-acclaimed staging of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time has opened at the Apollo Theatre in the West End.

The experimental discernment of TCIs (topological crystalline insulators) and other Dirac materials in recent times, has opened a new platform for their applications in spin-electronics and quantum computing.

Extra-time had opened with Gilardino winding his way through before hitting a post and a couple of minutes later Gianluca Zambrotta clipped the top of the crossbar with a shot.

In August, she said, she sat outside an operating room for more than seven hours while her son Jonathan, who was 8 months old at the time, had open-heart surgery.

Temple is 0-2, the first time it has opened with two losses since 1988-89 and only the second time since the 1939-40 season.

It is just the second time South Carolina has opened 2-0 under Coach Steve Spurrier.