Sentence examples for chasing times from inspiring English sources

There were times, particularly in the opening 25 minutes, that Dortmund's quickness to the ball had Bayern chasing — times when Munich's goalie, Manuel Neuer, had to stretch high and low, left and right to keep Borussia at bay.

For pulse labelling c6 cells with Dextran, cells were incubated for 5 min at 25°C with 0.5 mg/ml Alexa488- or Alexa670-Dextran (10,000MW; Invitrogen) in HBSS/HEPES, washed with HBSS/HEPES, and imaged after various chasing times.

The hijacking mechanism is apparently different from the simple stimulation of uptake reported by Pagano and colleagues [90], since we find that even over extended chasing times, the second label added sequentially never reaches the same compartment as the first, which would be expected if only endocytic stimulation were responsible (RH, EL, SH, SS & RK, submitted).

That's what you get for chasing time's arrow.

'Chasing Time' by Dexter Britain.

And before you start your own "New Year's Resolutions [MASTER]" (and waste any time chasing time-based goals) ask yourself: what measurements actually matter?

It is in the most difficult moments that the roles reverse and you are left chasing time, yet the outcome ultimately remains the same.

Mo doesn't normally chase times but he really ground it out.

"All I'm looking to do is compete rather than chase times and hopefully the time will come".

When Su(dx) and Dx were coexpressed at 18°C, less N entered the GPI-positive route initially, and less transferred to GPI-GFP-positive vesicles after longer chase times.

This last pair are scratching valuable runs, and eating into England's chasing time.