Sentence examples for turning time from inspiring English sources

Ronnie Wood has a talent for turning time into a liquid substance that slips by unnoticed.

Mitchell, making balletic arm movements, sang "Turning Time Around," from "Ecstasy".

The linked third and eighth episodes involve the pressure of turning time into money.

Writing is turning time into language, and all good writers have an elaborate, fetishistic relationship to their working hours.

The path he did choose is described in the speech-song of "Turning Time Around," in which the narrator is asked to define love, thinks it over, and decides it is "turning time around".

"And with such luck and loss I will content myself, Till tides of turning time may toss Such fishers on the shelf.

Two of our aforementioned Softies, Eyal from Microsoft Research's Israel group, and Travis from the mother corporation's Architecture and Silicon Management team, collaborated on turning time-of-flight from a more academic exercise into a commercial product.

Turning times negatively correlated with time to reach peak pressure (P = 0.008).

"But you can't turn time back.

But they have turned, time and time again, to building new production plants, not to farms of genetically modified goats.

"Aleppo turns time into history.