Sentence examples for minutes a single from inspiring English sources
Mr. McCracken has pared "Macbeth" to about 80 minutes, a single set — the Macbeths' bedroom — and three characters, whom he sets spinning in a rather pointless love triangle.
Even as the clock ticked down in these final minutes, a single goal could have diverted the motorbike carrying the trophy to Widnes back across the M62, and by golly Chelsea looked for it.
Large numbers of Britons come nowhere near this mark: one government study found a fifth of all people saying they had not walked for more than 20 minutes a single time that year.
Bernd Schneider's crosses from the left had initially put the Brazil goal under threat, but after 18 minutes a single touch from Ronaldinho was enough to present Ronaldo with the World Cup final's first clear chance.
Within minutes, a single boat with one net can harvest two tonnes of corvina, which can grow to about a metre (3.3ft) in length and weigh as much as 12kg (26lb).
And if they did type it, within the next five minutes a single woman would've broken in and cut them off with a cleaver -- 'You'll never do that to anyone again!' " The writers keep a chart on the wall of plots they never got to: the worst holiday for single people, an unprintably smutty phrase for men who fake orgasms.
Chair sought to develop an experience that could be picked up and played for a minute (a single battle) or for half an hour (a bloodline).
Once a minute, a single value of the network synchrony measure, Sync Ratio (see below), was calculated and subtracted from a predetermined set point, the clamp value, to produce the error (Eq. 1 ).
The immediate effect of WBV was assessed in four horses accustomed to WBV, by comparing lameness before and within 30 minutes of a single 30-minute WBV session at four different time intervals.
Bake until cake is puffed and firm to touch, about 20 minutes for individual cakes, about 30 minutes for a single cake.
These tables must be regularly updated, a process that can take minutes for a single change.
