Sentence examples for voices of time from inspiring English sources

It was the writer, curator and artist Jeremy Millar who became convinced Smithson knew of Ballard's short story, The Voices of Time, before building his jetty.

All Smithson's books had been listed after his death in a plane crash in 1973 - and The Voices of Time was among them.

For four or five years, Ballard was a short story writer, a period that climaxed in 1960 with the publication of his remarkable tale, The Voices of Time.

Supreme in these stories is an extraordinary novella, The Voices of Time, first published in 1960 and later the title story of a collection.

What she was publishing – I learnt because they soon started arriving in the bookshop where I worked – were reprints of JG Ballard's short story collections: The Voices of Time, The Terminal Beach, Vermillion Sands.

It is no surprise that it is a copy of The Voices of Time that lies beneath the hand of the sleeping man on the picnic rug in the opening scenes of Powers of Ten, Charles and Ray Eames' classic 1977 film about the relative size of things in the universe.

There are here in the poem two distinct voices in quotation marks: first the lover's and then the voice of time, of the clocks.

It's Arnab Goswami, the head, the face, the voice of Times Now, an Indian English-language news channel, and the subject of Caravan magazine's latest profile, written by Rahul Bhatia.

We need the voices of our time to carry the torch that artists before them lit when times were hard and hopeless.

It's one of the greatest voices of our time.

"She's got one of the great voices of all time," Smith says of Turner.