Sentence examples for countdown which was from inspiring English sources

That is certainly the conclusion to be drawn from his rarely seen 1968 feature, Countdown, which was all but withdrawn from commercial release after a disastrous New York opening.

It easily saw off the return of Channel 4's 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, which was back with 1.9 million viewers, a 7.6%, between 9pm and 10pm, and James May's Toy Stories on BBC2, which pulled in 2 million viewers, an 8.2% share, also between 9pm and 10pm.

After the tour was revealed, the PearlJam.com countdown clock reset, showing a new countdown which was set to end on July 11 , 2013 and afterwards lead to news of the band's tenth studio album Lightning Bolt being released on October 15 , 2013

VH1 still broadcasts a weekly "Top 20 Countdown," which is worth taping.

NASA is "considering having some parts flown to Cape Canaveral, Florida, and placed in the shuttle during its countdown," which is apparently a bit dangerous.

The principal limitation of the studies was in recruiting sufficient numbers of participants from Countdown countries which was, in part, due to the challenges of conducting such research at high level international events.

A few days later, I was in London for the "Countdown to 2015" conference, which was held to take stock of child-survival progress two years after the 2003 Lancet series.

The authority's list of "emerging priorities" now includes improved customer information, like a systemwide network of countdown clocks, which were a focus of a presentation in July on how to attract growing populations of young riders to the transit system.

A years-long computerized revamping of the L train's signal system a digital transition that is still not finished systemwide was completed in 2012, and led to the line's countdown clocks, which were some of the first seen in New York City's underground.

Local media reported last week that the annual New Year's Eve countdown celebration at the Bund, which was expected to bring 300,000 people to the waterfront, was cancelled due to safety concerns, to be replaced by a smaller "toned-down" version of the event.

Moving at constant velocity, the film at times felt like a metronome with it's repeated 60-second countdown, which could be one of the films criticisms, yet is understood through Aitken's overall concept of the film.