Sentence examples similar to twisted times from inspiring English sources

But in this twisted time, young children starting public pre-K at the age of 4 are expected to learn through "rigorous instruction".

Ronson's "Record Collection" is a twisted, time-warped dancehall full of synthesized mash-ups that will make you dance and laugh out loud.

Life at the surface, the seamless shine of product and service-anchored solutions, becomes black and twisted when times are bad; it jeers rather than cheers.

It adds to the evidence given us by our responses to the economy, global warming — virtually every major issue involving money, prejudice, class and the character of our other institutions — that the American political system has become so twisted, over time, that it is no longer capable of rational behavior, or the rational fitting of means to ends.

As she's playing, the fighting starts, as it does every day around 4 PM, like some twisted tea-time ritual.

She's playing and the fighting starts, as it's wont to do everyday around 4PM, like some twisted tea-time ritual.

Christian Cipollini, a self-styled organized crime expert, insists there's never been a credible recorded instance of a mobster being fitted with cement shoes, and calls the trope a "twisted-over-time variation of something that did actually happen".

And the friction factors of the tube fitted with triple and quadruple twisted tapes are around 4.06 7.02 times as that of the plain tube.

The details of what ensued are foggy, because I was pretty twisted at the time.

This is one of those books that makes you want to eat it up from start to finish, eager to see how the twisted curves of time will be straightened out.

My tears with their milestones are not a twisted prayer for time to hold off and keep my children from their own lives.