Sentence examples for to which time from inspiring English sources

Yes, I will leave this weathered body, a form to which time has not been kind.

A British cosmologist, E.A. Milne, however, proposed a theory according to which time in a sense could not extend backward beyond the creation time.

This may be some clue to which time zones the members actually live in - though of course hackers are usually thought of as night-owls rather than larks, no matter which time zone they're in.

Three-quarters of UK children spend less time outside than prison inmates, according to a new survey revealing the extent to which time playing in parks, wood and fields has shrunk.

You do get a lot of their signature style – blaring faux brass, chattery synth bass and cantering drum machine – to which time has not been terribly kind, though there are some deft touches: the weird, seasick chord sequence behind the "tay-tay-tay" hook of Mel and Kim's Respectable, the Northern Soul melody of Lonnie Gordon's Happenin' All Over Again.

As the former follies girls gather in the run-down theatre — which is being demolished to make room for a parking lot — and the ghosts of showgirls past wander slowly through the set, illuminating the spiritual darkness like sad fireflies, numbers spring out of the dust, the decrepitude to which time reduces us all.

The device operates on the principle of DLS, according to which time-dependent fluctuations in the intensity of light scattered from suspended particles are recorded.

Therefore, we investigated the extent to which time-series of respiratory pathogens (counts per week in existing laboratory registries) were reflected in respiratory syndrome time-series as recorded in 6 medical registries in the Netherlands.

He has stated that he plans to retire around 2012 to 2013, at which time he will return to Birmingham, Alabama.

The receiver needs to determine at which time instants the incoming signal has to be sampled (timing synchronization).

They may then go on chaperoned dates until they are ready to commit, at which time they can marry.