Sentence examples for called one minute from inspiring English sources

A second alarm was called one minute after firefighters first arrived, an indication that the flames had burned with extraordinary intensity.

It was as far back as 1949 that Messiter, then a junior producer for BBC radio, first suggested the idea of a programme called One Minute Please (with the actress Valerie Hobson, later the wife of John Profumo, and the testy Gilbert Harding).

The last category is called "One minute of freedom" and is the free-style category of the OneMinutesJr.

Santiago and his friends in Humahuaca, Jujuy, who participated in a TV project called "One Minute for my Rights".

Some photos that appear in the ads are from a series by Mr. Wurm called "One-Minute Sculptures" and others are from a series called "How to Be Politically Incorrect".

Carl Honore, author of In Praise of Slowness, describes his wake-up call to change his pattern of busyness: He actually contemplated buying a book called One-Minute Bedtime Stories, which condensed classic tales for kids in order to speed up bedtime so parents could get back to their busy lives!

KDDI au claims 10 minutes of a solar charge is enough to be able to make a quick phone call (one minute) or use the phone on standby for an impressive 120 minutes.

King told his staff during a conference call Tuesday that he called "one of the saddest 10 minutes of my life".

Tim Surette of TV.com called it "one minute of genius", and MTV's Brandon Freeberg wrote: "Congratulations are in order for Matt Groening and his staff for really knocking this one out of the park".

And the way we try to make this doable for people is with what we call a one minute module.

"He's downstairs, so call back in one minute!" On cue, I called and sang.