Sentence examples for giving minute from inspiring English sources

Captain Shkrebko, who until this point had mostly been taking photos with an expensive camera, walking around in sneakers, and generally looking more like a club tennis pro than like a sea captain, was now fully engaged, giving minute instructions to Able Seaman Ronald Segovia, who was at the wheel.

On a grey morning at 8am on 21 December 2005, they stood on the steps of Liverpool Town Hall with 120 guests, 30-odd photographers and the man from the local radio station giving minute-by-minute commentary.

"The fact that the president [Michelle Bachelet] was out giving minute-to-minute reports a few hours after the quake in the middle of the night gives you an indication of their disaster response," said Sinclair.

When he travels for work, he prepares his boss with a list of ways to reach him and colleagues to call if he is unreachable, a modern-day version of Tony Roberts's neurotic character giving minute-by-minute updates of where he would be reachable in the pre-BlackBerry era of Woody Allen's "Play It Again, Sam".

On any given minute between 9 and 11 p.m., 10.1 million viewers were watching, according to Nielsen.

This means that about 0.02% of cells can be seen undergoing mitosis in any given minute.

The patient was given minute ventilation at 8.2 litres, with pCO2 subsequently remaining stable for 2 hours.

He gives minutes for millions".

Most TV channels and websites are running special pages to give minute-by-minute details of the result day.

Imagine sitting around the dinner table with your family and being given minutes to evacuate before your home is bombed.

They're always giving a minute -- or 10 -- away.