Sentence examples similar to minute gap was from inspiring English sources

"The 38-minute gap was for people who, unfortunately, didn't have access to television or radio or able to use their smart phones to go on the Web to find more information," Anthony said.

Major General Meir Kalifi, who headed the army's investigation committee, said the nine-minute gap is too wide for Israel to have been responsible for the deaths.

FBI officials have said the 18-minute gap is a crucial part of the investigation because it's possible the couple met with someone during that time, though investigators can only speculate.

Sexton combined with James Heaslip, took the return pass from the No8 and in the space of 10 minutes the gap was down to two points.

With a minute left, the gap was 7 points.

That's an increase of 4 hours and 40 minutes per day since 1999, and it's 90 minutes more daily than is spent by children from better-educated, more affluent families (in 1999, that gap was 16 minutes).

Within three minutes of the restart, the gap was down to three points.

By then the gap was three minutes and 20 seconds and although Tour de France winner Wiggins did his best to pull his team-mate back to the leaders, they could not eat into the deficit.

But that gap was closed three minutes later when fly-half Paddy Jackson secured Ulster's first points with a simple penalty.

The Sting attempted a run in the final minute, with Andrea Stinson and Allison Feaster draining 3-pointers, but the gap was too large.

And the gap was down to just four points within four minutes of the restart.