Sentence examples for times collapse from inspiring English sources
The titles on "Tomorrow's Harvest" are somber: "Sick Times," "Collapse," "Come to Dust".
Frequency distributions of interface density corresponding to different times collapse onto an invariant curve by a simple homogeneous scaling.
Before the collapse, some people expressed concerns about the safety of the Bonfire, citing the partial collapse that occurred in a previous Bonfire, the progressively shorter Bonfire burn times (collapse of the stack after lighting) which had dropped from several hours to less than 20 minutes, and numerous incidents involving alcohol or unsafe horseplay at the Bonfire site.
He described the first symptom as a "time collapse", saying he lost the ability to connect memories and facts.
But he remembers, too, the futility, the 'awful retrospective', looking through family photographs and feeling time collapse.
Time collapses between past and present.
Time collapses, just going out to the shops.
She feels the rush of intimacy as the distance in time collapses.
Time collapses; they were both at the table at the same time.
A full 73 years of separation, yet when they are together time collapses.
