Sentence examples for time spectre from inspiring English sources

That tally is likely to rise to five by the time Spectre (arriving in October) and Star Wars: The Force Awakens (December) have ended their runs.

Now, for the first time, the spectre of a one-term presidency has begun to hover menacingly over France's current leader, Nicolas Sarkozy.

The actor, who will be starring as Bond for the fourth and penultimate time in Spectre which opens on 6 November, told Esquire magazine that the character was "lonely" living a life as a "sexist misogynist".

It declared an "oil war", raising for the first time the spectre of a wider conflict.MEND portrays itself as political organisation that wants a greater share of Nigeria's oil revenues to go to the impoverished region that sits atop the oil.

This time the spectre may not be communism per se, but nonetheless a deep appreciation of the flaws of utopian capitalism.

As we know, the role went to Daniel Craig, who will be sipping over-prepared martinis onscreen for the fourth time in "Spectre," out in November.

At the same time, the spectre of conflict in the Darfur region of Sudan is a fresh reminder of the large-scale suffering caused by unchecked violence.

But other times the spectres were terrifying.

We all know that January is a bleak enough time without the spectre of a New Year Resolutions list.

For the first time since the "Spectre" press tour, Craig sat down for a public interview during The New Yorker Festival and addressed the possibility of future Bond films starring Mr. Rachel Weisz. .

At a time when the spectre of the Russian military is high on the minds of European countries fearful of the next Ukraine, Canada's Department of National Defence is playing tough with President Vladimir Putin.