The phrase "a succession of second" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a succession of seconds"? You can use it when describing a series of time intervals, specifically in seconds.
Example: "The experiment recorded a succession of seconds to measure the reaction time accurately."
Alternatives: "a series of seconds" or "a sequence of seconds".
Defeat will be difficult to take for Alan Irvine's men as they wasted a succession of second-half chances, with the City keeper Stephen Henderson in inspired form.
As the Yankees watched Sabathia throw overpowering fastballs that reached 98 miles per hour and a succession of first-pitch strikes, they were relieved and pleased.
By adopting a multi-layer curved beam model and curved interface elements leads to model the structure as a succession of first-order shear deformable beams joined by adhesive interfaces.
By sending Vince Carter back to his room after one measly round, the Knicks could very well be dooming The Chosen One to a succession of first-round defeats, to a prolonged state of Grant Hill-hood.
Melbourne had the better of the initial 15 minutes before the home side rallied and created a succession of first-half scoring opportunities but were unable to breakthrough Victory's resolute defence.
The enormous surge of interest in the Second World War that has taken place over the past ten years was to some extent inevitable; the early nineties saw the beginning of a succession of fiftieth anniversaries related to the war, and it seems to be human nature to let no fiftieth anniversary go unobserved.
Both books also use the same narrative machinery to recount their stories, cutting from one character's point of view to another's in a succession of first-person chapters to create a choral narrative attuned to the subjectivities of experience.
Robert Ubhaus, the 34-year-old chef and owner (with his wife, Dina, a special-education teacher who runs the front of the house on weekends), studied at the American University in Paris and worked at a Provençal restaurant in the Latin Quarter before returning to a succession of first-rate kitchens in California, New York and New Jersey.
Britain produced only their second clean sheet against Argentina in the teams' last 12 encounters as Storry conjured a succession of second-half stops to preserve the advantage.
Grosjean was heavily criticised in 2012 for a succession of first and second lap incidents, with Webber describing the Frenchman's driving as "embarrassing" following a crash at the Japanese Grand Prix in October.
The Tractor Boys had a succession of first-half chances, as Myles Kenlock and Gwion Edwards both fired narrowly off target, before Kayden Jackson and Edwards saw efforts cleared off the line by Eric Lichaj and Marc Pugh respectively.
