Sentence examples for time which came from inspiring English sources

The first time, which came immediately afterward, in Denver, Church acknowledged his "killer" headache, and compared the sensation to being on a fishing boat in the Bering Sea.

Plato's longest commentaries have to do with Mouldwarp, the present time, which came to an end when the population destroyed itself in a general conflagration.

He insists that cancelling the project was the "right decision at the right time, which came about in a wrong way".Whether Mr de Maizière can stay in his job will ultimately depend on whether Mrs Merkel thinks that his troubles could hurt her in the election (she is not sentimental about these things).

This is a book in three parts, but two divisions, by which I mean there is a temporal gulf between 2005, when the book opens – it's basically a piece he wrote for Granta at the time, which came out four times longer than the one they commissioned – and 2012, when competition has been introduced to the railways, with results that would make a free-marketeer scream.

She also appeared in "About Time," which came out last year.

The suggestion from Wilkerson coincides with the release of Cheney's new book, In My Time, which came out on Tuesday.

It's as though we're living in three kinds of time at once: geological time, which is too slow for us to grasp, human time, which is just right, and tulip time, which comes and goes in the blink of an eye.

The relation between time uncertainty and energy uncertainty, in which their product is equal to or greater than h/4π, ΔEΔt ⋜ h/4π, has led to estimates of the theoretical minimum measurable span of time, which comes to something of the order of 10-24 second and hence to speculations that time may be made up of discrete intervals (chronons).

Whoever controls messaging will own that time, which comes with advertising and monetization opportunities through sales of sticker packs and more.

Similar stories pop up in the media all the time which comes as no surprise when male DJs such as Justin James objectify their female counterparts so publicly and seemingly without fear of damage to their careers.

All these first event possibilities are weighted by the probability of that event occurring at that particular time which comes from the predicted cumulative incidence estimates (modelling stage 1).