Sentence examples for time passed from from inspiring English sources

Unbeknown to him, his manuscript was making its way around the world during this time, passed from hand to hand in Britain and the United States.

By email, the Migration Agency confirmed there is no official six-month period but said caseworkers may take into account the time passed from previous permits.

The detail of Hi'iaka´s forest suggests also that before the destruction enough time passed from the previous eruption to grow a dense forest.

The time passed from the insertion of IUD to diagnosis of uterine perforation (duration of IUD placement) tended to be longer (14 months in average) when compared with 93 months for the conditions of non-uterine perforation (Table 1).

As time passed from the roaring 20s into the depression and the baby boom in the latter half of the 20th Century, the salt of the American Dream dissipated.

As SeekingAlpha mapped out, analyst estimates for the company's report ratcheted up as time passed, from as little as $560 million in revenue for the quarter in November to today's figure more than $100 million more.

Time passes from one stage to another until two little girls.

There's something called "the arrow of time" and it is simply the direction in which time passes from the past to the future.

Some of these fellow travelers live so intimately with their hosts, biologists are finding, that they accompany them not just in space but also in time, passing from generation to generation for thousands of years.

According to the B-theorists, there is no objective passage of time, or at least not in the sense of time passing from future to present and from present to past.

The results are reported in Fig. 10, where we observe a downward-sloping trend in the average escape difficulty, whose values become smaller with time, passing from 8.37 to 5.93 between 1890 and 2000.