Sentence examples for minute of those from inspiring English sources

Even the most minute of those changes can be subject to months of discussion.

"I hope so," replied Boycott, who has not looked particularly happy for more than one minute of those 25 days.

The midfielder had played every minute of those two campaigns and yet his only real impact on the finals will remain Fifa's adoption of goalline technology to avoid a repeat of that oversight by the officials in Bloemfontein.

He started all five games in midfield for the United States at the 2002 World Cup, and was one of three Americans to play every minute of those matches.

From those experiences, perhaps the most important thing I've learned is this: In order to create positive change in schools, the major focus must be on teaching and learning — what goes on in classrooms between teachers and students, every day and every minute of those days.

Every minute of those two days were packed with meetings.

I would tear my hair out after five minutes of those games.

Most live with, or within 20 minutes of, those they care for.

"They must publish full minutes of those meeting and staff and students must be given a seat at those tables to properly scrutinise these deals.

Also, do I have the right to attend meetings of the board or request a copy of the minutes of those meetings?... Harry Brownstein, Manhattan.

I know that any 30 minutes of those choice and lost improvised gems would outvalue a dozen "Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"s.