Sentence examples for wear of time from inspiring English sources

Besides the wear of time that all ruins of antiquity are prey to, consider the depredations Babylon has suffered in recent history.

In the Caravaggio the grimy faces and bodies of St. Andrew and his executioners register the wear of time and emotion.

The breadth and importance of this collection became especially apparent, Ms. Guthrie said, when she came across the original manuscript of "This Land Is Your Land" in a sheaf of papers and was scolded by Mr. Arevalo, now the chief curator of the Guthrie archives, for having a document "up there with the Constitution" unprotected from the wear of time.

Perhaps the various external transformations belie the fact that so many of my internal parts are starting to see the wear of time.

Analysis according to the age categories proposed by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) (13) revealed the highest sensor compliance in the adult age-group (>25 years, n = 25, sensor wear 74.9% of time), followed by the pediatric population (5 14 years, n = 14, sensor wear 68.4% of time).

@JACKIE, please text us pics of what you plan to wear ahead of time.

Compliance was lowest in adolescents (15 25 years, n = 15, sensor wear 52.4% of time).

Plan what you're going to wear ahead of time.

If you are unsure what to wear inquire ahead of time, but it is usually safe to wear business formal.

Figure 5 shows that increasing the coating thickness from zero to maximum have a stultifying effect on the influence of wear time (and wear rate) on permittivity.

Few productions manage to withstand the creative wear and tear of time, and yet BBB has.