Sentence examples for minutes of analysis from inspiring English sources

At Euro 96, Terry Venables delivered 90 minutes of analysis of Holland in advance of the game.

Bert Cooper, a name partner, sniffs that the banker pitching Sterling Cooper — who was earlier shown furiously punching an adding machine — conducted only 20 minutes of analysis.

Sky News is also holding an hour long hustings on 17 April in what the broadcaster is billing as "an enthralling hour of back-and-forth between the three main candidates" in front of an audience of 250 Londoners, followed by another 60 minutes of analysis.

It turned out that Mr de Vijlder didn't turn up and, after 75 minutes of analysis, I learned that Fortis is neutral on equities and, yes, neutral on bonds.*To be fair, Mr de Vijlder's stand-ins gave a perfectly well-reasoned analysis of the economy and the markets.

I connected Clear to my Facebook and Twitter account, and after a few minutes of analysis, it gave me a score of … -381.2 percent.

"If your coach is saying you should just score off opposition mistakes, what is your coach telling you during the week?" There is still 30 minutes of analysis to come on the red button and online, so we'll let you know what the boys are saying.

A 2009 publication reported using HPLC to quickly separate forensically important illicit drugs including psilocybin and psilocin, which were identifiable within about half a minute of analysis time.

All of the honeybee components were separated up to the 25th minute of analysis in such conditions.

The other operation conditions were varied; peptic hydrolysate: flow rate 1 mL/min, gradient: from the second minute of analysis 5 % B/min; fraction 4: flow rate: 1 mL/min, gradient: 5 min 0 % B, 5 45 min 15 % B, 45 50 min 30%% B, fraction 4.3: flow rate: 0.5 mL/min, gradient: 2 min 0 % B, 2 22 min 10%% B, 22 30 min 15%% B. The absorbance of eluents was monitored at λ = 235 nm.

(One of Fox News' military experts, by the way, a retired three-star general named Tom McInerney, offered this helpful bit of analysis twenty minutes into the March 21st bombing of Baghdad: "I hope our friend Kim Jong Il is looking at this").

After 20 minutes of rigorous analysis, this apparently "standard joke" was declared an example of "lexical humour".