Sentence examples for time which has been from inspiring English sources

Thus, the "paradox" does not cast doubt on how special relativity describes time, which has been confirmed by numerous experiments.

(Mr. Hawke is onstage virtually the entire time, which has been clocking in at more than three hours).

The response time, which has been declining for two years, is at its lowest in at least a decade.

"Only by working together can we gradually emerge from this time, which has been very painful for us all".

"I've been relatively anonymous for a long time, which has been perfectly fine with me," he said.

Her organization, Creative Time, which has been staging free spectacles in public spaces since 1974, had been attracting mobs all week for a public dance performance.

The crack in the code was the fact that the drum machine introduced for the first time to the listening ear close-to-perfect time, which had been the aspiration of musicians since the invention of the metronome," he said.

This claim was rather at odds with the evidence of wage settlements that the MPC presented at the same time which have been unchanged at 1.8 per cent since the third quarter of 2010.

"Tête de Femme au Chapeau Mauve," a 1939 painting of a wide-eyed Dora Maar, the artist's mistress of the time, which had been expected to fetch $12 million to $18 million, failed to sell.

Georg Christoph Lichtenberg, an eighteenth-century Göttingen mathematician, physicist, and astronomer, is remembered for the satiric aphorisms he wrote in his spare time, which have been celebrated by luminaries from Nietzsche to Einstein.

So they ignored fate when Isabell Bachor of Germany took a shot that ricocheted off Fawcett's hip and past goalkeeper Briana Scurry two minutes into injury time, which had been allotted after Foudy's ankle sprain.