Sentence examples similar to going two thirds from inspiring English sources
Whitehead, the T42 200m champion, finished seventh in his 100m final, going two hundredths of a second slower than the personal best of 12.97 seconds he set in the heats. .
The Iraq War has helped to head off what Ellery described as "the tide of Easternisation" – a shift in global political and economic power toward China and India, to whom goes "two thirds of the Middle East's oil".
Pour enough water to go two thirds of the way up the bowl.
Referee Jan Hoffmann was informed by timekeepers that Kwan's program had gone two seconds over; she was penalized a tenth of a point on each mark.
Most adults I see in museums today can't go seven seconds without reaching for their cell phones.
It would have been a first-half blowout if the Pistons didn't go eight second-quarter minutes without a field goal.
Throughout its history, boxing has had fans who defended it on the ground that it's better than the alternative — prison, gang violence, duelling (so went one nineteenth-century argument).
Australia's Cadel Evans was 22 seconds slower than Dowsett and Ryder Hesjedal was 43 seconds back, although Nibali went six seconds quicker.
Cooper can't go three seconds without giggling, and Grace has never been known to smile, so the two made for a dynamic duo.
Westra's time was beaten shortly afterwards by rider Carlos Barredo, who went four seconds quicker around the course, 5.7 km in length.
