Sentence examples for elusive timing from inspiring English sources

He laughed out loud and said: "The only other singer with that kind of elusive timing and the talent to transport a lyric into space is Blossom Dearie.

Over the last 12 months Root has seldom looked out of form even when he has not been scoring runs but here he was scratching around, his touch and timing oddly elusive.

The significance of this abnormal timing remains elusive, but it has been suggested that this timing could represent a defense mechanism against misincorporation and the subsequent assembly of the kinetochore structures at non-centromeric sites caused by temporarily separating the incorporation of CENP-A from replication and the incorporation of other histones.

The pitch, a relaid strip and very much an unknown quantity, offered little in the way of pace, so that timing was an elusive thing, but from the morning session began to turn for the England spinners, four of them in the match if Joe Root is to be counted.

This study provides valuable clues with which the doctors can accomplish the elusive task of determining surgical timing of TKA in osteoarthritic patients.

Broadway's new production, which had a fall run in Toronto, was also directed by the uncannily perceptive Eyre, and it offers a provocative and combustible mix of acerbic wit, style, visceral sexual yearning, split-second comic timing, and that elusive trait known as chemistry, which occurs between Gross and Cattrall, and also between their superb costars, Simon Paisley Day and Anna Madeley.

But in many cases a solution to the timing problem has proved elusive.

The factors that regulate the timing of puberty remain largely elusive, as do the factors that modulate childhood growth and adult height.

Properly timing your arrival is an elusive endeavor.

Despite the infections and hospitalizations triggered by influenza annually [ 3– 5], the ability to predict the timing of these outbreaks remains elusive.

Graf became nervous when her normally impeccable shot selection became less reliable, and her timing, usually lethal to opponents, turned elusive.