Sentence examples for begin to elapse from inspiring English sources

The player may also encounter timers that will begin to elapse when crushed for the first time and can only be stopped when Danny jumps on them.

After 60 s elapsed, another five UDP downlink flows with the same rate begin to transmit.

Don't over-age red wine, or it will begin to deteriorate and lose its fruit, aroma and complexity after the mature peak time has elapsed.

They found that if they allowed enough time to elapse, the NCM neurons began to fire just as often as when the birds first heard the sound.

About 45 minutes have elapsed from beginning to end.

After the first bomb exploded, only a few minutes elapsed before campaigners began to speculate on the implications for Britain's referendum on staying in the EU, some arguing that this terrorism was proof that we needed to leave.

In some countries you are able to claim a form of financial support while you job seek; however, if you have made yourself voluntarily unemployed then there will usually be a minimum period that has to elapse before you can begin claiming this.

One could draw tangents at various values of t and come to the conclusion that the instantaneous speed was roughly proportional to the time that had elapsed since the ball began to roll.

This may sound like a rather rough-and-ready way of proceeding; but clearly, in the mere two or three centuries that have elapsed since recognizable science began to come into existence, it has brought us a remarkably long way.

But as weeks elapsed and the yuan stayed put, the critics began to resurface.

A "reaction time" of 200 milliseconds elapsed between the moment the first player hit a button and when the second player began to move, which meant that the reactive player never won the duel.