Sentence examples for minutes comes from inspiring English sources

The Espresso Book Machine, which prints paperbacks on demand in about ten minutes, comes to Australia.

A big splash of soup, enough to keep the noodles hot for at least 10 minutes, comes next.

Here he's laconic and tight-lipped almost throughout: a Cruise laugh on 55 minutes comes as a shock in this context.

An Allegretto in C for piano of nearly five minutes comes across as strangely exuberant music full of playful but repetitive passagework.

But it means that her transformation from sanctimonious and needy into a strong, dignified figure in the last 10 minutes comes as something of a surprise.

The first 10 minutes comes free, said Boardman, and in the last 10 minutes the world comes crashing down on you said Magnus Backstedt, who wept as his friend sped through those last metres.

Or minutes, come to that.

What a big seven minutes coming up.

Ninety minutes came and went and still no score.

After 62 minutes came the change from Van Gaal.

When 30 minutes came and went, Mr. Arellano grew concerned.