gap in time

He did not accept any gap in time between the vision occurring and the writing of the book.

"There are gaps in times, weeks when I know of no one attacked.

They told me their stories and filled in that big gap in time.

He is confident he can close all the gaps in time.

There was a gap in time between each experiment.

The mood was somber but softened by the long gap in time.

They had slipped through a gap in time opened by the very machine he had created.

Chekov also knew Uhura would never close the gap in time.

Amnesia was a metaphor for gaps in time that the war created."

"Will our battle-mages find the gaps in time to explode the stones before they reach too close to us?"

"There's an unaccountable gap in time in your life history," she said.

First was the historical recording of the Soviet psychology with innumerable gaps in time and prejudice.

And I remember pain, and gaps in time.

Given the long gap in time, these may represent a different, as-yet undetermined genus.

A friend reasoned to me that baseball's leisurely pace requires a team to plug the gaps in time with entertainment.

How do we bridge the gap in time between monitoring the compliance with the criteria and the day when we actually discuss negotiations?

One of these drivers did not see the open gap in time; the car plunged over the edge and smashed onto the collapsed roadbed.

She starts to become scared at the sudden gaps in time in her memory even though all of her work gets finished.

Bridge loan, a short-term loan to cover a gap in time until a new long-term financing is realised.

The gap in time clearly angered Mayor Giuliani.

The aim is to bridge the gap in time until the first European Community cultural framework programme for 2000 to 2004 is adopted.

It has not worked perfectly, but it has shown how nascent technology and human cooperation can bridge gaps in times of need.

Some pointed to the gap in time between the first mention of the tape's existence and its release as proof that it had been tampered with.

Tenila was certain she'd frozen with fear--until her vision flared white on the other side of a gap in time.

Because of the gap in time between the Bronze Age collapse and the earliest votive objects, continuity appears to be broken.