Sentence examples for minutes exist from inspiring English sources
Only 18 minutes exist and Jackson was in charge of restoration.
Government lawyers have confirmed in a freedom of information request that no minutes exist of the meeting at the policing board headquarters in Belfast on 18 June 2009, shortly after Sri Lanka's military allegedly killed tens of thousands of people in a final offensive against the Tamil Tigers.
The initial couple of minutes exist in classic Jaar territory, like the elements of the song have been disassembled and warped in a vacuum.
However, later work has shown that no nobelium isotope lighter than 259No (no heavier isotopes could have been produced in the Swedish experiments) with a half-life over 3 minutes exist, and that the Swedish team's results are most likely from thorium-225, which has a half-life of 8 minutes and quickly undergoes triple alpha decay to polonium-213, which has a decay energy of 8.53612 MeV.
"The Italian Job" is vaguely based on a 1969 caper picture of the same name, which, for its first forty minutes, exists on a high plane of wit.
In a seemingly powerful series of arguments, Mr. Stillman contested the validity of board minutes that were entered into evidence in an effort to undercut a main prosecution contention -- that no minutes existed showing approval of millions of dollars in bonuses the two executives received.
No schedules or signs in the terminal suggest the minute exists.
You've got 120 minutes, you've got to devote some of that to action sequences more than half, in a lot of these movies so if you've got ten characters and 60 minutes left, they each get six minutes to exist in the entire picture.
However, based on historical documents, some studies claimed that time delay of less than several tens of minutes might exist between fault rupture at each segment during the 1707 Hoei earthquake (Iida, 1985; Usami, 2003).
Should 15-minute visits exist outside of a larger care package?
In a world where the human race accumulates more information every five minutes than exists in the entire US Library of Congress, emptiness and silence are the new luxuries.
