Sentence examples for minutes represents from inspiring English sources

Yet two are youngsters, one a midfielder and another a serial substitute, while Rooney, whose United drought dates back 858 minutes, represents an increasingly blunt spearhead.

And if human history itself spans 24 hours from one midnight to the next, 14 minutes represents the time since Christ.

The outlying value of 30 minutes represents inputting of initial demographic data then entering once CT scan had been confirmed (as opposed to waiting for CT scan to be confirmed before populating all data fields).

The samples were centrifuged for 1 minute, and the supernatant transferred to fresh 2-ml tubes and incubated in a dry bath at 60°C for 15 minutes (represents the complete original protocol).

Anecdotal evidence, however, suggests that 30 minutes is optimistic for an amateur cook to prepare many of the recipes included in such books (Hayward, Lusher, Smillie, & Frost, 2010), suggesting that 30 minutes represents an absolute minimum for the time required to prepare a main meal.

Each 4 minutes represents 1 degree of longitude, as 4 x 2 = 8, you are 2 degrees east of the meridian for 15 degrees West longitude, or 15 – 2 = 13 degrees West longitude.[4].

"Those 10 minutes represent the entire trying situation that this city was thrown into after the attacks," Mr. Kocache says.

Friday's airstrikes, which lasted about 45 minutes, represented a major intensification of fighting that began Wednesday, when militants attacked two army posts near the Shakai Valley.

And those minutes represented just a slice of the $2 million that the Democrats are spending for television advertisements in the Fourth District.

Those six minutes represented above all a collapse in morale by a team at the end of its road; a team whose players feel they have been kicked from all sides.

In this respect Five Minutes of Heaven (the "five minutes" represented Joe's idea of his potential emotions should he finally seek revenge) was a complex and powerful idea executed (forgive me) so economically, compellingly and - thank God - plausibly that the result was as fine a TV drama as I've seen in a decade of reviewing.