Sentence examples for well into the time from inspiring English sources

But to all intents and purposes, National Socialism died with the Führer, and not even the fact that polls showed surprising support for the idea well into the time of the Korean war could bring it back.

A musician whose recording career extended from the 78 era through LP's and well into the time of CD's, Benny Carter lived to see his own Web site, designed by the scholars Ed and Laurence Berger, sons of Morroe Berger, his biographer, at www.bennycarter.com.

One of the significant things about the Franklin expedition, as I wrote in my book "Winter," is that, though the voyage was a failure, the relentless search for its relics gave polar exploration the existential accents that it would keep well into the time of Scott and Shackleton.

The so called "Visual Awareness Negativity" (VAN), an ERP component defined by the difference between ERPs to conscious versus unconscious stimuli, also fits well into these time ranges, since the part of VAN that is affected by attentional selection occurs at 200 260 ms [82].

And if, as in "The Annihilation Point," a piece of sci-fi onstage also promises to save an entire audience from cosmic extinction, well — everyone into the time machine.

And with only a minimal amount of time before rehearsals started, owing to the very recent appointment of the artistic directors, we were already well into the lengthy time period that funding bodies require to process applications.

Normally, by now the city would be well into the busiest time period of the year for tourism, generally the three months between mid-September and mid-December.

Mayor Scott Avedisian said officials were keeping it closed for an extra week after Christmas break so the students would be apart for two weeks, well into the incubation time of one to three weeks.

The game was well into injury time, the scores level at 1-1, when the referee blew his whistle for a challenge by RCA's Paul Wardle on Steve Richardson, the Spennymoor forward who had just put the ball into the side-netting.

Like that, the three plows worked the grid of streets wedged between Ditmars and Astoria Boulevards well into the night, earning time and a half.

Something of a relic of the speakeasy era, Galveston County, Tex., was dotted with gambling dens, prostitution parlors and illegal nightclubs well into the 1950s — a time when it was still against state law to sell liquor by the drink.