Sentence examples for eye-catching time from inspiring English sources
Then, at the final test, Rosberg's eye-catching time on Friday - described by Vettel as "very, very strong" - was followed by Hamilton on Saturday lapping 0.24 seconds quicker than Massa and Raikkonen when they were on tyres between 0.5-0.8 0.5-0.8 faseconds
See also the fawning delight the press pack showed at Prince Harry's wheeze to "beat" Usain Bolt in a running race (even though Lost in Showbiz always says that anyone who comes within a mile of the Jamaican sprinting programme ends up racing the most eye-catching times).
There was nothing so eye-catching this time as there have been in some previous announcements; in May, for instance, he outlined plans to build a new 100-storey tower in Kuala Lumpur.
It can also frustrate sprinters in search of eye-catching legal times.
Ms. King, a strawberry blonde who joined the company in 2004, has been eye-catching for some time.
Livingston's unexpected position in the top three was maintained with another eye-catching performance, this time a 5-1 win at Kilmarnock.
In all, the imports are not quite as eye-catching as this time last year but on average, a better class of foreign player is going to China and to a greater number of club,s too.
This promotional effort was so eye-catching at the time that it's now difficult to look at a person's black silhouette against a solid-color background with mentally inserting the iconic earbuds.
The Sun's endorsement of the Conservatives was less personal and more equivocal, but eye-catching: "VOTE TORY THIS TIME".
The result is a combat system that veers more towards the more cinematic style of God of War than the more realistic Witcher 2. This may not please hardcore fans of either game, but it's a system capable of impressive combos, including the eye-catching "Reckoning Mode" where time slows down and moves can be chained together.
From late 1931 to 1933, Raymond assisted Lyman Young on Tim Tyler's Luck, eventually becoming the ghost artist in "1932 and 1933... [on] both the daily strip and the Sunday page", turning it "into one of the most eye-catching strips of the time".
