Sentence examples for minutes and progress from inspiring English sources

Jack Carty knocked over the extras, only for Gloucester to hold firm in the final 15 minutes and progress after going out at this stage in the last two seasons.

Each of these stretches will also be held initially for 5 minutes and progressed up to 20 min. Once shoulder flexion >90 deg is achieved, the participant will undertake the stretches in supine.

The training program started with participants maintaining 65% of HRmax for 30 minutes and progressed by 5% every other week until intensity reached 75% of HR max, at which point the duration of exercise increased by 5 minutes every other week reaching 75% of HR max for 45 minutes at the end of the training intervention.

SLAP SHOTS Although Devils forward TURNER STEVENSON skated lightly Sunday for about five minutes and reported progress with his sore groin, Coach PAT BURNS said there would be no changes to his lineup for Game 5. Ottawa Coach JACQUES MARTIN may put the 19-year-old rookie forward JASON SPEZZA into the lineup for the first time in the playoffs.

You can warm up by walking for several minutes, and then progressing to a slow jog for another 5 to 10 minutes.

Djokovic, champion in 2011, needed only one hour and 28 minutes to progress and will play American Sam Querrey next.

Drivers can't poach fares or abandon their assignments, and customers get to watch the minute-by-minute progress of their drivers to pick them up via the Uber smartphone app.

Why was there a Royal Baby app to follow the minute-by-minute progress of Kate's pregnancy?

Nowadays, problems of congestion in urban areas due to the massive usage of cars, last-minute travel needs and progress in information and communication technologies have fostered the rise of new transportation modes such as ridesharing.

The short bouts of exercise training session began at 5 minutes per session and progressed to 15 minutes per session by week 9. Exercise intensity for both programs was modulated through the use of heart rate and rating of perceived exertion.

The Pole needed just one hour and 17 minutes to progress in a match where her opponent hit 23 winners but made 44 unforced errors.