Sentence examples for missing minutes from inspiring English sources

Who knows how warmly you might have spoken about America's worthless freeloading loser scum in those missing minutes?

Diane Abbott asked about some apparently missing minutes, and Anna Soubry, a junior health minister, went demented.

Beyond just conceptually overlapping for Baraka, it also appears that the Shepp interview is recorded over the missing minutes of the La Monte Young concert on the tape.

During those 10 missing minutes between 10 and 20 past the hour, a digital display in a magnifying aperture on the dial counts from 11 to 19.

One of the main conservatives that raised the the question of the missing minutes, Joel Pollak, of Breitbart.com, wrote that Corn had failed to live up his promise to provide all of the video and "there is new reason to suspect manipulation".

This was a World Cup that ended with the hosts' finest footballing hour and left everyone guessing about the mystery of Ronaldo's missing minutes - but there was far more to France '98 than just a one-sided final where the Brazilians failed to turn up.

For example, if temperature is being read every minute, then missing 4 minutes of data might be acceptable.

In some cases, where time-point 90 minutes is missing, but 120 minutes available, 90 minutes was estimated using a spline interpolation [ 29].

And maybe the missing 15 minutes was a simple misunderstanding.

So in some trivial corner of the universe the missing six minutes do count.

But will the missing 30 minutes "explain" this sprawling and operatic movie?