Sentence examples for minutes rendered from inspiring English sources

They were perhaps the saddest words ever glimpsed on MTV: "Britney Spears returns to the VMA stage in 10 minutes". Rendered as an on-screen caption in the wake of Beyoncé's epic throwdown on Sunday's Video Music Awards, the sentence wasn't supposed to trigger pity.

Bemer-Melchior et al. also found that submerging the culture at 100°C for 5 minutes rendered the sample completely non-infectious; data that was supported by work previously done in 1994 by Zwadyk et al. [ 8].

Brown gently for a few minutes, rendering some of the fat down.

Those commercials said that whitening gels wash off within minutes, rendering them less effective than Crest Whitestrips.

The school made the 13-year-old boy, who suffers from a connective tissue disorder, stand still in detentions lasting up to 40 minutes, rendering him unable to walk afterwards.

A quantum computer, on the other hand, might do the same work in just minutes, rendering modern cryptography obsolete.

Past AI and computer vision technologies provided far too many false positives and therefore could not be deployed because they would erroneously alert law enforcement every couple of minutes rendering them useless.

When Ground Zero workers tried to wear masks, they filled with dust within minutes, rendering them useless, Pfeifer said.

We don't need to tell you that cyanide is deadly, though the good news is that cooking them for 10 minutes renders the beans safe.

It wouldn't be entirely fair to say Trump made no news in his speech which ran around an hour and 20 minutes, rendering it among the longest on record but he barely cleared that threshold.

There is a lot of prep work involved on my end the first step is downloading the YouTube version and dividing the whole episode into separate minutes, rendering a separate sound file for each minute and then transcribing the captions to text files.