Sentence examples for time illustrated from inspiring English sources

Music, too, is a measure of time, illustrated here most literally with Beethoven's metronome.

But last night Brooks recalled the mood of the time, illustrated by a message he got from an American naval officer on a destroyer.

The Irishman was undoubtedly a marquee signing at the time, illustrated by the designated player deal he was handed, but his standing was somewhat secondary.

"S, M, L, XL," a book he published in 1994, also provided an excursion into the architect's sensibility, but this time illustrated with work by Mr. Koolhaas and his firm, the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Together with his Kew predecessor, Elsie Wakefield, he published Common British Fungi (1950), one of the few popular fungus guides of the time, illustrated with their own watercolour plates.

After the war, two further topographical books, this time illustrated solely by Malvina, were published by Paul Elek for the Visions of England series: The Black Country, by Walter Allen (1946), and Derbyshire, by Nellie Kirkham (1947).

Just yesterday Ovens was looking worried again, this time illustrating "stress" in the Telegraph.

The play's main achievement is its refusal to let her off the hook while at the same time illustrating the torment of a good soul.

3i has racked up annual profits of £1bn for the first time, illustrating how lucrative the private equity market has become.

The higher numbers in the United States this time illustrates just how difficult it is to acquire the new tablet through traditional retail stores.

Instead of taking sides, either political or artistic, he has exposed the multiple identities of photography at the time, illustrating how the Communards and the state adapted the medium for their own ends.