Sentence examples for time hovers from inspiring English sources

(A third meaning, about whether madness and will can exist at the same time, hovers in the distance).

"The act of writing," he has said, "requires a constant plunging back into the shadow of the past where time hovers ghostlike".

The sense that we ought to be doing something "better" with our time hovers over the act, like an anxious mother peaking into the living room, suggesting you go play outside for once.

He spends his class time hovering and yearning.

The helicopter is designed to operate for substantial periods of time hovering at zero flight speed.

They spend a lot of time hovering — and disagreeing with each other about the best approach to take.

But John Tomic is allowed to attend ATP tournaments as part of the general public and was spotted at about 4 p.m. local time hovering around an entrance to the court where Bernard was scheduled to play Becker.

JOSEPH RIVERA spends much of his down time hovering over a chess board, and learning how to best plot his moves so he can move up the ranks of players.

The woman, Angela Altchek, a nurse, and her husband, Dr. Douglas Altchek, a dermatologist, did spend a lot of time hovering over the chair, which we had been told was named Chairee and which, like many Scharf works, seemed as much creature as object.

Better navigation systems, along with specialist training for pilots, will also enable much steeper take-offs and landings, meaning aircraft spend less time hovering low over rooftops.

The startup has amassed a fleet of 45 SF drivers to cater to the whims of the early adopter urbanites and, so far, it's delivered on its promise to provide swift service with the average wait time hovering between 7 to 8 minutes.