Sentence examples for a second made from inspiring English sources

Last May, a second made it.

Barrichello, who missed the pole position by 0.074 of a second, made a better start than Schumacher but decided not to challenge him at the first corner.

Lead researcher Dr Daniel Rowan, a lecturer in audiology at the University of Southampton, said in one test the longer sounds, lasting around half a second, made things easier.

One made Jabba appear too human almost like a Fu Manchu character while a second made him look too snail-like.

Only eight-tenths of a second made the difference between a fourth place position and five points, and fifth-placed position and four points.

City surveyor Søren Balle submitted the first survey on 1 November 1728 and on 13 April 1729 the Magistrate of Copenhagen finished a second, made according to a royal request of 12 December 1728.

"That sentence, if you examine it even for a second, makes no sense," replies Kate.

On the track, though, you are talking about tenths of a second making a huge difference, so everything is exaggerated.

Inflation predicts that the universe expanded exponentially for a fraction of a second, making it mostly smooth and flat.

Almost a third make the honor roll.

Finally came a third, making a basket of his shirt that bulged with fresh eggs.