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Following in the wake of the original's botched launch, Jawbone could've taken the easy way out, shelving that product for time immemorial as a one-off dud and refocusing on its tried-and-true Bluetooth speakers and headsets.
ENGADGET: Jawbone starts over, announces a redesigned version of its Up lifestyle-tracking wristband
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The grandeur of the cosmos has intrigued and challenged us since time immemorial and, on a clear night, looms above us stirring wonder in little boys and girls and discomfort in men who have lived a little.
WSJ: Millions Will Say They Slept With Me
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As it has from time immemorial, high quality protein harvested from the sea plays a major role in avoiding Malthusian collapse.
FORBES: Regulatory Uncertainty Drives A Fish Farmer To Foreign Waters
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Memorials have been a part of the human experience since, well, time immemorial.
CNN: The making of a memorial: Reshaping ground zero
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I, for one, have spent precious little time in Latin America and am therefore ill-equipped to design a program that will lead to peace and prosperity unto time immemorial.
FORBES: Che Guevara: Communist Icon, Capitalist Commodity
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Since time immemorial, the development of peoples and intercultural exchanges along ancient trade routes have played a crucial role in the evolution and transformation of human civilization.
UNESCO: Culture
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For a moment, he rested on his haunches by the fire, grave before this immemorial mystery, then rose, breaking the spell, and left the room.
NEWYORKER: In Other Rooms, Other Wonders
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After a long pause, filling the room with palpable courage and conviction, Mehta recited a quote from Dr. Albert Schweitzer, a philosopher, physician and medical missionary, whose words have inspired him since time immemorial.
FORBES: Jaipur Foot: One of the Most Technologically-Advanced Social Enterprises in the World
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While avoiding the juicier questions surrounding the mystery of Project Pink and its potential ties to Verizon for maximizing Pink's launch, a Microsoft spokesperson has issued new comments that reiterate the stance Redmond has held from time immemorial: there's no Zunephone, and furthermore, there won't be any Microsoft-branded phones.
ENGADGET: Microsoft reiterates what we knew: no first-party handset, no Zunephone