Sentence examples for be back in a second from inspiring English sources

"I'll be back in a second," he called out confidently.

6.24am GMT Play starts at 6.30am English time I'll be back in a second; I just have to deal with a sneezing fit, and then some sourdough toast.

What is really needed is software that tallies the number of times a customer is asked to punch in the same 15-digit account number in a single phone call, and that warns you that when a customer representative says, "I'll be back in a second," she really means 20 minutes.

You'll be back in a second anyway.

"She'll be back in a second, but has to do her stuff up front!" Well, Cher did her stuff which was in keeping with her longtime aura and was fairly prosaic.

Careful, he'll be back in a second!" I offer my advice earnestly across The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited's (TESO) ambient voice chat, through which anyone in range can hear your armchair jibber-jabber: this fallen enemy has a comically short respawn counter, after all, so it's key that we're in and out quickly.

(They're back in a second).

Now, 12 years later, Bridget and Renée are back, in a third film, Bridget Jones's Baby, released on 16 September, and the fate of this fictional heroine, born to a witty columnist in the Independent in the 1990s, is being weighed once again against the social values of our times.

"We'll be back in just a second," he said, and then the show cut to commercial.

Raynes made a couple points against Goldman before Burnett cut to commercial, telling the audience, "We'll be back in just a second.

They Just Keep Going The New England Patriots are back in a tie for first place in the A.F.C.