Sentence examples for lap counter from inspiring English sources

As Leicester prepare to face Liverpool at the King Power Stadium on Tuesday, however, Ranieri is fully aware that the lap counter is beginning to run down.

In training, I wouldn't need the lap counter because my coach is monitoring everything, but counting laps is good if you want to switch your brain off and chill out or listen to music.

RICHMOND, British Columbia — The Dutch speedskating coach Gerard Kemkers was back on the ice Saturday for the Netherlands' bronze medal bid in the men's team pursuit, skating back and forth with the lap counter but remaining essentially stuck in one place.

Even Formula One, for all its shrieking speed, used to be a time in my family home when, at the end of a busy week, everyone finally sat still for a couple of hours, our eyes lazily alighting on the lap counter as we waited, sometimes in vain, for the next overtaking manoeuvre.

The usual standard features on a running watch like an alarm clock, date, stopwatch, countdown timer, lap counter, and a slew of other features are included.

The distance walked was recorded with a lap counter.

Imperial Roman racecourses featured a raised 10 feet high spina (the center section), metae (columnar goalposts at each end of the spina), dolphin-shaped lap counters, and carceres (the columned building in the rear which housed the cells where horses waited prior to the race).

Venitucci, who is from Rome and has a soul patch, ran laps around the counter as his computer went ping, ping, ping.

Some suggestions include: To aid digestion, rub your fingers clockwise on the hedgehog's belly as he lays back on your lap (never do this counter-clockwise).[8] For the legs, massage each one and move each leg gently in a walking motion.[9] Turn over and massage from head to tail.[10].[10]

Without changing tables, dads have to get creative, trying to change a wiggly baby on their lap or on the sink counter.

A counter counts your laps on a little plastic board, which they put in the water for you to see, so that you know when you're done.