Sentence examples for keeping time on from inspiring English sources

Last Sunday, Mr. Dorokhin spent about 10 minutes at his job, one foot keeping time on pedals connected to two large bells.

For about 50 years, the time shown on the scoreboard clock has been considered to be "official," though the side judge, continues to "back up the official clock operator," the NFL says, by keeping time on his own.

There was elaborate machinery for keeping time on his arm and a slap of Guerlain's Habit Rouge about the face (though not so much that it assaulted his companion's senses).

"[But] who's going to be keeping time on that?

In the past 125 years, more than 70 authors have published ideas for keeping time on Mars, describing how to divide the Martian day and Martian year into smaller units.

"He made Foreman tire himself out!" Plimpton asked, "Aren't you glad we came?" Ali's personal drummer, Big Black, began keeping time on his conga, bopping it with every Ali punch.

She was smoking a cigarette and tapping the steering wheel with her thumb, keeping time to music on her car radio.

"I make a point of keeping time for myself, making stuff on my own.

With Mr. Ulsh keeping brutal time on the cymbal, "So Bored," "Beach Demon" and "California Goths" were punchy and brisk.

The rhythm section fared all right; Mr. Higgins had the best night of all, keeping loose time on his ride cymbal and performing a few solos that were beautifully structured.

Throughout, you can move on to the other toms, keeping in time on the hi-hat, though you can lay back on the beat on the toms.