sic transit gloria mundi

Sic transit gloria mundi. Although critical work of the past 25 years has shown how indefensible these views are, Duval goes much further than anyone else - and further than I would have thought possible - in demonstrating that the Pantagruel is a meticulously crafted and uncannily plotted creative masterpiece, one whose grand design makes of it one of the great evangelical texts of the period.

* Sic transit gloria mundi. When you work at the White House, you often feel as if you swallowed an adrenalin cocktail for breakfast.

The first materials found by Bendorz and Mueller, whose superconducting transition temperatures around 30 K are 10 K higher than any previously known, are now called "low-temperature superconductors,' sic transit gloria mundi. Announcements are dated by the hour: A summary put out by AT&T Bell Labs carried the overline "UPDATE--noon, 3/19/87.'

The age-old saying 'sic transit gloria mundi' (thus passes away the glory of this world) holds true up to the present.

So let's not get too bamboozled by the benighted and their vainglorious post-imperial pantomimes - sic transit gloria mundi!

From the lengths of the trajectories of the B particles, the lifetime of negative beauty comes to 0.8 X 10.sup.-13 second, and that of neutral beauty to 5 X 10.sup.-13 second--fleeting, but sic transit gloria mundi [so passes away the glory of the world].

The truth is no more eloquently expressed than by the motto I saw on the wall of the plush office of a businessman who wallows in power and wealth: Sic transit gloria mundi. Thus passes the glory of the world.

Sic transit gloria mundi (Thus passes the glory of the world), professor and assistant vice president for public affairs Jose Wendell Capili said on his Facebook account.

sic transit gloria mundi, said poet-professor and UP assistant vice president for public affairs Jose Wendell Capili in his official Facebook account.