Sentence examples for further second from inspiring English sources

She is preparing to lead SNP talks with other parties throughout the weekend before taking part in further second world war-related events at the Cenotaph on Sunday.

The early advantage went to second-placed Brennauer, who was four seconds behind Armitstead, with last year's first stage winner, Emma Johansson, a further second back and Wales's Olympic track gold medallist Elinor Barker lying sixth overall, seven seconds behind.

Why did you do that?" A further second on and he is down on one knee, now devoid of any feeling other than lacerating pain as his battered diaphragm spasms and prevents his lungs from doing their job.

The new tax bands would start with a new personal allowance of £11,500, and then a "first rate" above that of 18% up to £19,000 – two points lower than the current basic rate of 20% – with a further "second rate" increasing the basic rate to 22% for those earning from £19,000 up to £43,000.

These were all "first-order" inventions of entirely new things, which stimulated waves of further second- and lower-order innovations, sufficient to spread higher incomes throughout the economy.Mr Gordon does not regard the Internet as a first-order invention, in this sense.

Weir beat Switzerland's Marcel Hug by a second, with American Krige Schabort a further second adrift.

Willem Janssen had extended Twente's advantage with a 14th-minute opening goal but Huntelaar equalised on 29 minutes and added two further second-half goals either side of a 71st-minute effort from Jermaine Jones.

Washington gave up three years' worth of first-round picks, plus a further second-rounder, just to move up four spots from No6 to No2 and select Robert Griffin III in 2012.

One-third disagreed and a further third strongly disagreed.

A further sixth was spent on subsidising biofuels.

A further third paid less than £10m each, according to figures from the National Audit Office.