Sentence examples for way in time to from inspiring English sources

Everyone eventually emerged in turquoise, and those costumes gave way in time to stiffer knitted beige ones.

What started with a close adherence to Old World styles — Bordeaux, Vienna lager — gave way in time to new categories like California cabernets and American Pale Ale.

The goalscoring chances began to stack up: Rickie Lambert headed over; Adam Lallana cleverly found Gaston Ramirez in space but Steven Caulker just got his body in the way in time to divert the shot on to the crossbar and away to safety.

It was a "solemn" procession, moving at a slow step, moving indeed much of the way in time to the National Anthem, which was played again and again by the Life Guards band and taken up yet again by the band of the Coldstream Guards as the procession moved into the cloisters.

The challenging tone towards the followers of Leibniz that the young Kant, as an aspiring physicist and cosmologist, adopted gave way in time to respectful engagement with the philosopher himself, as Kant became an increasingly determined critic of materialism.

And, by some miracle, I'd jumped out of the way in time to avoid being sprayed by any bodily fluids that weren't mine.

Can he adapt, can he change his ways in time to ward off total collapse – a defeat to Inter and a Bundesliga finish outside the top three?

It is a long way back in time to Ravensbrück, but the message has strong resonance.

But his next excursion took him all the way back in time to the birth of modern Ireland.

Another killer asteroid is on the way, just in time to take our minds off the stock market and foreign affairs.

In a bravura passage, Barkan describes how the Renaissance read its way backward in time to "unearth" Rome by reading Virgil's projection forward in time describing the empire's future in Book 6 of the "Aeneid".