Sentence examples for venerable time from inspiring English sources

Writing in TruthDig, the venerable Time critic Richard Schickel strikes out against Mr. Malick's "twaddling pretenses," seeing them as the latest example of what he calls "The 'Hiroshima Mon Amour' scam," after Alain Resnais's quintessential art film of 1959.

It validated the fact that dot-coms and interactive entertainment need the old media's brands, like Time Warner's venerable Time and People titles, as well as the expertise these companies have in managing this intellectual property.

Doctor Who: The Ultimate Companion In advance of next week's season premiere, Peter Davison ("The Fifth Doctor") explores what it means to be the venerable Time Lord's companion.

The venerable Time magazine -- financially troubled but still editorially strong, unlike its longtime rival Newsweek, which sadly slumps in both departments -- excelled through the year at this vital task of explicatory context-provision.

Or do computers just serve as a 21st-century substitute for that more venerable time-waster the time-waster the

I am opinionated to death by the constant blogs on the internet, I don't need to be blogged to death with no label differentiating news from opinion in the venerable Times.

In Murdoch's career are echoes of Britain's great Lord Northcliffe (who once owned the venerable Times of London, as Murdoch now does, and was a friend and mentor to Rupert's father).

The design is a venerable, time-tested one and consists of 22 tubes that each hold a rocket.

Those are strong words from the venerable Times.

A quick Google search on "Shabana 60th Birthday" reveals all manner of blogs and articles, including Indian's venerable Times of India newspaper which does mention the cake, but decides to not comment on whether it is appropriate or not.

PAT RILEY is back in town, the venerable crunch-time coach who brought you Showtime in Los Angeles, Short Time in New York and now Zo Time in Miami.