Sentence examples for minutes format from inspiring English sources

But the distinctive "60 Minutes" format was more closely influenced by two foreign shows, the British "That Was the Week That Was" and the Canadian "This Hour Has Seven Days," that used satire and song along with reporting to respond to the shattering events of the time.

Just add the time in minute:second format.

The one-minute format can be both limiting and liberating.

For three days, participants hawked their wares in a tight twenty-minute format, taking persnickety questions afterward.

The film will then be shown in a seven-minute format, under the title "The Cowboy Who Never Met Anyone".

"Everyone O.K. with a 10-minute format today?" New England Coach Bill Belichick said, while discussing the Patriots' selection of Jerod Mayo.

They are no longer restricted to a three-minute format, nor do they need to worry about obscenity rules.

It is a dodgy move and the show retains the 22-minute format that network sitcoms share, including being broken down into acts.

In a 30-minute format, the show consistently offers the sort of nuanced and complicated comedy that would meet with a grisly fate on the other late-nights.

You can develop these other characters that would probably be [condensed] … and discarded if you were having to fit into the 100-minute format".

"But because it's moved into a 90-minute format it can come as an event and people, as indeed they are here, are quite happy to wait".