Sentence examples for time of something from inspiring English sources

Inside the synagogue, its 800 square feet are enough to impart a palpable sense of the passage of time, of something that has endured for almost 100 years.

The mere difference of location in time, of something's being earlier or later, is not a rational ground for having more or less regard for it" (Rawls 1971, 293).

According to the website, investigators believe the objects to be interfaces for controlling "the position and orientation in space and time of something bigger," perhaps an alien spacecraft.

They just like playing duck duck goose on a bench and then calling it 'taxi time' of something cute like that.

It was a waste of time on something as worthless as that".

It was Michel who made a fuss that time, jealous of something he couldn't even define.

Like all tattoos there's a contradiction - of wanting to be unique and at the same time part of something, says Nina Jablonski, professor of anthropology at Pennsylvania State University.

Next time think of something else to nail to a wall.

Indeed for the process-philosophers (who come to my mind and who have tried to develop a cosmology), repetition never means repetition of the same, but all the time repetition of something different (see Deleuze for instance).

If you are in such pain you have a hard time thinking of something else, stay home.

Verbs have endings, often obligatory, that tell what time of day something happened; telbener means "[he] drinks in the evening".