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The sands of time is an English idiom relating the passage of time to the sand in an hourglass
The hourglass is an antiquated timing instrument consisting of two glass chambers connected vertically by a narrow passage which allows sand to trickle from the upper part to the lower by means of gravity. The amount of sand determines the amount of time that passes as the chamber is emptied. The image of the sand being emptied in the hourglass creates a visual metaphor for the limited duration of the days of our lives.
This phrase was used by Henry W. Longfellow in his poem The psalm of life.

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The footprints on the sand of time; a phrase from Henry Wadsworth's poem 'The Psalm of Life speaks about how the works of a great individual helps in shaping history. Posterity helps these great personalities to be remembered by all and the 'sands' signify posterity. When this individual leaves a footprint or a mark in the sands of time, he has paved a way to be remembered by all.

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The quote '' lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sublime, and, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time '' quoted by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow describes that most of the people when they die they don't leave any mark regarding their achievements but there are some people who leave their remarkable experiences and achievements in their life like the  footprints in the sand on a beach . The greatest achievements are said to have larger footprints.He also states that the great people are our inspiration to overcome them and this in future inspires future generations more and more . Great people like Abdul Kalam , Albert Einstein have spent days and nights to overcome other scientists and their remarkable discoveries last forever .

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“Lives of great people remind us we can make our lives sublime and, departing, leave behind footprints in the sand of time.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. There are people who look at themselves and admonish any notion of becoming a person of substance or value, simply because of their circumstances. They adjust their goals and ambitions solely based on the achievements of others in their family or their financial situation. They automatically discount the notion that they too can one day become great, before their lives have really begun. Greatness isn’t something that’s thrust upon you. You become great by the type of person you are, and what you accomplish during your time here, not by whom your parents are or how much money you’re born into. You become great by living a sublime existence: by leading a life of high moral and intellectual value. You make your life sublime by inspiring awe and admiration in others, from your deeds and words. You live an existence that’s elevated in nature. Being famous, rich, or even a leader doesn’t aspire someone to greatness. Throughout history, there are many more rich and famous who’ve been forgotten than poor ones who are remembered. There are some who are remembered by what they did. That doesn’t mean they’ve become great. It simply means their actions, good or bad are remembered. Their name is associated with those actions. The truly sublime are remembered for who they are. What they accomplish becomes secondary.

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All of us can leave behind a piece of ourselves to be remembered after we die, by acknowledging the fact that it is within our means to do so. You do so by leading a life whose main purpose is to benefit humanity. When you put humanity before yourself, the path to greatness will open itself to you. When you take that path, you too will leave behind footprints in the sand of time.

This quote is an excerpt from a poem Henry Wadsworth Longfellow first published in 1838 in the Knickerbocker Magazine called ‘A Psalm of Life”.

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Greatness isn’t something that’s thrust  you. You become great by the type of person you are, and what you accomplish during your time here, not by whom your parents are or how much money you’re born into.

You become great by living a sublime existence: by leading a life of high moral and intellectual value. You make your life sublime by inspiring awe and admiration in others, from your deeds and words. You live an existence that’s elevated in nature.

The truly sublime are remembered for who they are. What they accomplish becomes secondary.
The sand of time is history. When someone leaves behind footprints in the sand of time, they are leaving behind imprints, of themselves or their actions, in history.
All of us can leave behind a piece of ourselves to be remembered after we die, by acknowledging the fact that it is within our means to do so. You do so by leading a life whose main purpose is to benefit humanity. When you put humanity before yourself, the path to greatness will open itself to you. When you take that path, you too will leave behind footprints in the sand of time.

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"Lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sublime. And, departing, leave behind us footprints on the sands of time." This quote by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow means that many people have done great things in life that make them iconic and stand out from everyone else. These people have left "footprints" in the sands of time which mean that they have done something great that will  be remembered throughout the coming generations. These people show us that even we can do something great and make our lives sublime. I give us hope saying that even we can leave footprints in the sands of time if we try hard enough.

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When most die, they leave no trace or memory behind them. But we can think of some great men who overcame hardships to live a sublime life. They also helped others by being an example of success giving them hope over difficult times. When such people die, they leave behind them their memory like footprints in the sand on a beach.

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Lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sublime, and, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time
A phrase from a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, describing the mark that great individuals leave on history. The great work done by great people is always remembered in the hearts of the people and they will always live in prosperity. Most people when they die leave no trace or memory behind them. But we can think of famous people, who show that it doesn't have to be this way. Some people leave their memory behind them when they die - like footprints in the sand on a beach.When someone in the future 'sees' these footprints - hears about the achievements of someone in the past - they will know that they are not alone; and that their life too can leave a permanent mark on history.

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"Lives of great people remind us we can make our lives sublime and, departing, leave behind footprints in the sand of time.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

The sands of time is the mark or history that an individual leaves before he/she dies.These mark and actions are remembered for generations.Great people are remembered in different ways.Some men are remembered as great authors,poets.Some as great sportsmen etc.Some people are remembered by the after in their name.They are also known for the great things they have done which changed the world.Some people are also remembered by having places named after them.

These great people make us remember that we also can do great things in this world which will change the life of many to good which will be remembered for generations to come.

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'Footprints on the sands of time' is a phrase from a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.The line describes the mark that great individuals leave on history.Great people are remembered by posterity. The flow of sand in an hourglass is steady. It does not stop for anyone or anything.Also, the time that we have to live continuously decreases, just like the amount of sand in the upper chamber.Sand itself is related to time the more you try to hold sand in your fist, the faster it slips away.Time also moves faster when you worry about it too much.The footprints left by great personalities are remembered by books,documentaries,poetry or any other source.Taking the example of Helen Adams Keller,she was the first deaf-blind person to earn a bachelor of arts degree.She left a great mark in the footprints of time and will be remembered throughout the future generations.Famous personalities like Mahathma Gandhi,Mother Teresa,Abraham Lincoln,A.P.J Abdul Kalam have left a great mark in our history and will be remembered forever.

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The deeds and lives of all great men are remembered for generations to come, be they remembered through books, poetry, documentaries or anything else. Such great men serve to remind us that we too can make our lives great, by doing great and wonderful things, and that through doing so, we can win the admiration of future generations, and be remembered for decades to come. By performing great deeds, the mark - the footprint -  you leave is not erased by time, it is preserved as long as there are those to remember your actions. The footprints one leaves on the sands of time will carry your name and your deeds forward into all posterity.

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The sand of time is history. When someone leaves behind footprints in the sand of time, they are leaving behind imprints, of themselves or their actions, in history. These imprints, or footprints, last for generations. They become memories, footprints, which may never disappear, or take centuries to disappear.

You become great by living a sublime existence: by leading a life of high moral and intellectual value. You make your life sublime by inspiring awe and admiration in others, from your deeds and words. You live an existence that’s elevated in nature.