Sentence examples for deliberate time from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Cibulkova seemed to accuse Sharapova of deliberate time wasting when she struggled with the ball toss.

The Bees, as Dortmunders call their team, scored twice in the time that the referee adds for stoppages, including injuries and deliberate time wasting.

Mr. Macdonald takes his own deliberate time building to the crux of Mr. Wesker's argument, which manages both to applaud Beatie's self-empowerment while making plain her youthful naïveté.

The Spanish federation said the committee had been unable to detect "deliberate time-wasting" on Messi's part but only "a normal reaction from someone who had suffered an aggression by a spectator".

"If a goalkeeper takes six, seven or eight seconds when there is no evidence of deliberate time-wasting, why spoil the game when there is no need to?" as an Indiana soccer referees federation noted.

It's the same sort of unfairness that was punished when Pakistan's captain Moin Khan adopted deliberate time-wasting in a Test against England in 2000 when the light was fading.

I had walked through both Perth's Northbridge and a curious time-loop within the promenade piece You Once Said Yes, and experienced a deliberate, time-resistant replica of Billie Whitelaw's performance in Beckett's Not I... when performed – to Whitelaw's precise instructions – by Lisa Dwan.

He employed rhetorical devices that made his words weapons: the amplification and over-enunciation; the deliberate, timed pauses between words; the elongation of the second syllables of certain words, such as "among," "indeed," "comported"; and the evocation of emotion through lilting inflection at unexpected moments.

Consequently, the design of mobile robotic architectures requires the combination of time-constrained activities with deliberate time-consuming components.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03781.019 We next asked whether deliberate timed activation of D1R neurons is sufficient for behavioral entrainment in the absence of dietary restriction.

To evaluate this hypothesis, we conducted an additional experiment where a deliberate feedback time was introduced.2 The results in Fig. 15 show that increasing feedback time does not cause additional degradation of the received signal EVM, hence proving the channel remains static for at least 10 s.