Sentence examples for minute of high from inspiring English sources

Waiters, who was offered a scholarship to Syracuse before even playing a minute of high school basketball, strongly considered transferring after last season.

It was there that a knowing neighborhood population could watch Julius Erving meet his match against Joe Hammond, a playground legend called the Destroyer who never played a minute of high school or college ball.

He had scored all of Fiji's points, and there was still time on the clock to overhaul the four that separated the sides – a minute of high drama after 40 minutes of slow deflation.

James had dropped out of high school when he was 17, having not played a minute of high school basketball, and he joined the military to sort out his life.

Public colleges are much less expensive — the average tuition is $7,605 — and there are also many less selective private colleges where you can get a good education, and a lot more faculty face time, without having to spend every minute of high school sucking up to your teachers and reformatting your résumé.

Public colleges are much less expensive the average tuition is $7,605 and there are also many less selective private colleges where you can get a good education, and a lot more faculty face time, without having to spend every minute of high school sucking up to your teachers and reformatting your résumé.

A minute of high-definition video is about 50 megabytes, about 10,000 times larger than an 800-word e-mail message.

And now, according to a new study in the journal PLOS ONE, a workout including just one minute of high-intensity activity may not only do us some good, but it may be just as good as a longer moderate-intensity workout.

For instance, for women, spending an extra minute of high-intensity exertion each day was linked with a.07 decrease in body mass index.

With those kind of profits to be had, AstraZeneca spending a few million dollars for a minute of high-profile Super Bowl airtime starts to seem like a wise investment.

Additionally, in all recordings, I calculated the average number (number per minute) of high-energy pulses, so called a-type pulses (Fig.  1) (Nelson and Nolen 1997) in courtship songs.