Sentence examples for be about two seconds from inspiring English sources
Nico Rosberg, whose car wore the medium tyres, thought to be about two seconds a lap slower than the super-softs, was still only 0.254sec slower than Grosjean.
They are smaller in size, being about one sixth the size of an adult female.
The average length is about one third of your original length.
For an F3 wind speed of 320 km/hr (200 mph), the duration of the maximum wind at a point would thus be about four seconds.
"And from the time he lases the target until the time the robotic vehicle selects its weapon and fires will be about five seconds".
There should be about seven seconds between the two, so if there isn't it either means the quick time was done with more fuel on board than was necessary or the race run was not representative in some way.
"It's very, very quick; the scan is about two seconds," said Sterling Payne, an agency spokeswoman.
"I think he wakes up, and there's about two seconds, and he thinks, 'Right, Donald Trump.
Last year, taking into account they had the Mercedes engine, the chassis alone was about two seconds off the pace for much of the year.
I was shaking and sweating and it was about two seconds long and I thought, "Oh no! Did I say the wrong thing?
