Sentence examples similar to delayed moments from inspiring English sources

In the end this was a thrillingly delayed moment of ecstasy for an Olympic Stadium crowd who had already been thoroughly spoilt on this grand, bravura weekend of unexpected athletic triumph.

Specifically, the source time function of the earthquake (http://on.doi.gov/jymeMM) indicates a relatively emergent start to the event, and thus the position of first significant moment release is poorly constrained; thus even moderate rupture velocity forces delayed moment release away from the hypocenter, if subfault slip durations are not extended to compensate.

His battle roar was also delayed until moments before the line, when his lungs demanded release and he finally accepted that victory was safe.

What has delayed that moment of reckoning has been a lack of house-building.

That said, the huge amounts of "covenant lite" debt issued in the credit boom of 2005-07, which gives lenders much less power to demand their money back than in the past, may have delayed the moment of default for many underperforming firms.

Sanders, having delayed this moment since the California primary, on June 7th, and having extracted a number of significant policy concessions from the Clinton campaign (including the free-tuition pledge for students at in-state public universities), was keeping his side of an old-fashioned political deal.

Alvarez -- a bank-friendly holdover from the years when Alan Greenspan chaired the Fed -- in December delayed the moment of truth for a host of other risky bank investments through 2017.

We wanted to delay the moment, the moment our paths would cross and we'd be able to look him in the eye.

All it does is delay the moment of truth.

I was just trying to delay the moment".

That "allows contemplating delaying the moment of truth by 8 to 10 months," Mr. Barak said.