Sentence examples for beating the times from inspiring English sources

So where was he? "Well we rang his office," says a source, "and they just said, 'Er, Poison Pen, no I don't think so.'" Perhaps that's why, when the man himself won the award, beating the Times' David Aaronovitch and Johann Hari of this publication, there was no pre-recorded message or live video link-up.

At the time of writing, Gawker has employed the term 34 times, and crowed at beating the Times, to the cultural punch line.

"I set the goal for myself and I started to notice that I was beating the times I had to set for myself by the first two miles," Quinones said.

Beating the time-of-day limits requires adjusting a computer's internal clock and time zone.

He and Gow slumped across the finish line, beating the time limit by several hours.

It is shown that the technique is capable of beating the time-optimal control in asymptotic tracking situations and can be applied to design servo systems that deal with "point-and-shoot" fast targeting.

The player wins a Relic by beating the time indicated on the screen.

The mark was the best for a freshman at Arcadia County Park in Hoover history, beating the time of 19 37 set in 1997 by arguably the greatest Hoover runner, Anita Siraki.

We could beat The Times on a story and make front-page news.

Brauchli tried to meet Murdoch's mandate that The Journal drop its idiosyncratic identity to cover breaking national stories and beat The Times.

His model, he said, is Leonard Bernstein, "who choreographed his feeling about the music — he didn't just beat the time.