Sentence examples for to a time from inspiring English sources

Cast back to a time long past.

Nothing was to seem indigenous to a time period.

Its appearance, though, still belongs to a time before cool.

It belongs to a time when brand effectiveness is everything.

It came to a time that I had to stop".

You might imagine you have gone back to a time before humanity existed, or to a time after humanity has become extinct.

For instance, the DMCA dates back to a time when DVDs were all the rage.

"This is as close as you can get to a time capsule," he said.

They also belong to a time-honored theatrical tradition.

Even grief is now subject to a time-limit.

This leads to a (time-translation invariant) Gibbs distribution.