He cleared the land and built a cabin, which in time would house their 10 children.
Together, they helped to invent California cuisine, which in time has become American cuisine.
Then came mouth lesions, which in time covered her tongue, the walls of her mouth and her gastrointestinal tract.
Significantly, his three-foot mechanical robot ran on compressed air, which in time would also power his water blasters.
Hooker persisted, and so Darwin began his essay, which in time grew to become On the Origin of Species.
Whatever its economic and religious foundations, the caste system - which in time sprouted more than 3,000 jati, or subcastes, tinged by geography, language and employment - became ironbound.
China and India have spawned homegrown car manufacturers, which in time could threaten Toyota in the same way Japanese auto companies have humbled Detroit.
She served as the President of the Condominium Association of the Dorchester on 57th and Park at which in time she lived.
Whatever its economic and religious foundations, the caste system -- which in time sprouted more than 3,000 jati, or subcastes, tinged by geography, language and employment -- became ironbound.
The pioneer ground plants colonised the denuded landscape, which in time ceded to willow and alder and eventually to huge spruce forests.
