Sentence examples for format minutes from inspiring English sources

Time format: minutes: seconds.

I live blog a lot and I believe the format – minute-by-minute updates, combining news, analysis and links – allows journalists to report events with more thoroughness and immediacy than if they are just writing stories.

The instructions for the gatherings, provided to The New York Times by an outside adviser to the project, are precise, down to membership requirements (participants can miss no more than two monthly meetings per year) and the format (15-minute check-in, 3 minutes each for personal updates, a 90-minute presentation, then discussion).

It is made with the same designers and crew but a much more traditional format, 45 minutes long, we did it for Discovery's Planet Green.

The piece felt less than dramatically convincing, but that's perhaps a problem of the short format (seven minutes or less) that DanceNOW demands: an excerpt from Dusan Tynek's "Middlegame" showed the work of this marvelous choreographer to far less effect than when the full work was performed on the same stage in June.

The time stamp format is minutes: seconds.

iPhone users can access the site via the mobile version and convert retrieved videos to MP4 format in minutes to enjoy them on the go.

The four OFB microrobots are marked as A, B, C, and D. The two 20-μm beads are marked by 1 and 2. The time stamp format is minutes: seconds.

A Burundian research assistant read each question and asked the child to respond following the available response format (30 45 minutes).

This is a lower rate of daily meditation practice than was found in Mindfulness Training for Smokers in a face-to-face format (21.6 minutes per day) [ 44].

But in a culture where choreographers are pressured to create within standard formats – 30 minutes for a triple-bill piece, 60-90 minutes or more for a full evening's work – I think we're missing the point of the very short work, its zest and its challenge.