Sentence examples for time take place from inspiring English sources

Some of the best stories in "Over Time" take place far from the sports arenas, however: for example, a trip the author took with Ashe to South Africa under apartheid.

After more than three decades of showcasing independent film in Park City, Utah, the Sundance Film Festival will for the first time take place in London under the moniker Sundance London.

The New Yorker, March 24 , 1997P. 72 The two stories, "An Afternoon on the Grass" and "A Second Scrap of Time," take place in a Polish village during World War II.

On one side was a vocal core of victims' relatives threatening to hold their own event because the ceremony would, for the first time, take place not at ground zero but across the street, at Zuccotti Park.

Hospitalizations of short or medium periods of time take place in the psychiatric departments of general hospitals.

Fifty years ago one of the most extraordinary libel trials of all time took place in Britain.

This year, the 16th festival, "The Music of Our Time," takes place from Sunday through May 10.

The living-room window overlooks the courtyard where rec time takes place.

"A Wrinkle in Time" took place outside of time, in both a literal and a figurative sense.

Most of the 329 "black riots" of the time took place during the hot steamy nights of high summer.

Still, it thrills him that soccer's biggest event is for the first time taking place in Africa.