Sentence examples for time inscribed from inspiring English sources

We begin as cells, with one kind of time inscribed in our genes.

Time, inscribed upon O'Hara's brisk syntax and jaunty prosody, hastens every poem of his forward, but the world arrests him with marvels: a liver-sausage sandwich, or the "glistening torsos" of workmen on their lunch hour, or a display of ceramics by Miró.

The same ancient Greeks who distinguished two aspects of time, inscribed over the doorway to the temple of Apollo the injunction "know thyself".

The person must slow the forward rush of life in order to read what someone else has taken the time to inscribe.

— Jia Tolentino Once upon a time, music was inscribed in grooves, and, in the summer, I get into grooves, too — once I start listening to an album, it's difficult to stop.

Mexico's most emblematic site is probably the ancient Maya city of Chichén Itzá, which by the time it was inscribed was already overrun with tourists on day trips from Cancún, three hours to the east.

Fragments of all the different toponymic regimes and hegemonic discourses that took over one after the other over time have remained inscribed in Milan's street network, originating a complex tapestry in which different pasts revive and conflicting ideologies co-exist.

I reiterated the sentiment each time a friend inscribed her soul mate's name on her body, only to later be dumped by her Prince Charming.

"I can't pretend to be interested in your books," she tells Aston, "but I'd love if you'd send me copies of them from time to time with my name inscribed".

The type, inscribed on a semirigid plastic tape, is set in position one piece at a time, using red light that does not affect the photosensitive film.

On it is inscribed the time of day, the quarter, the date and the name, Wayne Chrebet.