Sentence examples for minute rise from inspiring English sources

Click the shifter backward a few times and the revolutions per minute rise, grabbing the tires and slowing the car.

Anfield sang his name before the game and then, when he was substituted in the 56th minute, rose to clap him off.

Other notable visitors include Sonic Youth, Muse and a last-minute Rise Against show, in 2003, for only 300 people.

Those losses were accompanied by a two-minute rise in "time shifted" viewing, as well as increased viewing on digital devices, like smart phones and tablets.

Despite an average wait of 38 minutes, rising to 61 minutes after 6pm, a survey of Which?

Peak trains to London will be slower for many; trains back currently take 26 minutes, rising to 35 next week.

Beyond 45 minutes Rising and falling hormone levels have an inevitable detrimental effect on the immune system, which is temporarily rendered less able to deal with harmful infections.

The length of the average commute, now about 25 minutes, rose just 40 seconds in the 1980's and about 2 minutes in the 1990's.

In Washington, the sun is above the horizon for just nine hours and 26 minutes, rising at 7 23 a.m. and setting at 4 49 p.m.

(The round's preliminary overnight rating fell 3percentt compared with last year, but total viewership, a measure of those who watched at least six minutes, rose 7percentt).

Currently, the average journey is 17 minutes rising to 24.