sequence of tenses 
noun [mass noun] Grammar
The dependence of the tense of a subordinate verb on the tense of the verb in the main clause (e.g. I think that you are wrong; I thought that you were wrong).The past tense does nothing but continue the sequence of tenses, and so the unfolding of events....
- One might argue that Strabo's loose grammar allows us to ignore a strict translation of the sequence of tenses and consider alternatives.
- The theme of repetition recurs, but this time it is the repetition of the sequence of tenses throughout the text.
- thermotaxic
- thermotaxis
- thermotropic
- thermotropism
- the road to hell is paved with good intentions
- the roaring forties
- the Rock
- the Rockies
- theroid
- the roof of the world
- theropod
- the Rota
- the rough edge (or side) of someone's tongue
- the rough end of the pineapple
- Theroux, Paul
- the rub of the green
- the rules of the game
- the Rump
- the Sahara
- the salt of the earth
- (the) same to you!
- the sands (of time) are running out
- thesaurus
- the scales fall from someone's eyes
- the scheme of things