Sentence examples for minute raising from inspiring English sources

Congressmen spend every waking minute raising the stuff.

At 78, she skips through scenes, hitting a dozen bases a minute, raising laughs here, tears there, never breaking sweat.

But a closing ceremony was delayed by at least an hour following indications that North Korea objected to some of the wording in the final communiqué at the last minute, raising questions about whether the parties would have anything to show for their four days of talks.

Increasing the cooling rate of pearlitic steel (0.77 percent carbon) to about 200° C per minute generates a DPH of about 300, and cooling at 400° C per minute raises the DPH to about 400.

None of the long-term implications of this combination of changes has been thought through, says Joel Slemrod, a tax economist at the University of Michigan.Mark Bloomfield, at the American Council on Capital Formation, reckons the reformers were sabotaged by the Joint Committee on Taxation, which at the last minute raised its estimates of the cost of abolishing estate tax by 50%.

He played just 12 minutes, raising doubts about his availability.

White played 10 minutes, raising the question of why he started at all.

Since September 11th 2001, crossing the border has taken hours where it once took minutes, raising costs for Mexican manufacturers (and thus for American consumers).

The show had only two full-time correspondents, Kate Snow and Harry Smith, several fewer than "60 Minutes," raising a question about whether the network had devoted the necessary resources to the program.

Hanson was brought to the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair by a crew from the tabloid current affairs TV show 60 Minutes, raising tensions among artists and visitors, organisers said.

The set list of Pink Floyd songs ("In The Flesh," "Another Brick In The Wall") had no relevance to the topic, and he spent almost two full minutes raising his arms triumphantly to the crowd.