When Santiago Cordero finished a length-of-the-field move one minute after the restart, the one time the Pumas passed with the precision and pace they showed during the World Cup, the prospect of a second victory over England here flickered.
I have found myself in the middle of one currently and the idea to move in one minute and move out the next seems like a lot of energy and in my mind the emphasis should have been placed on the relationship itself and not making rash decisions without a lot of thought.
Dobbs quotes Dino Brugioni, "a key member of the CIA team monitoring the Soviet missile build-up", who saw no way out except "war and complete destruction" as the clock moved to One Minute to Midnight – Dobbs' title.
As Clyde, Beatty is good with his eyes and mouth and his hat, but his body is still inexpressive; he doesn't have a trained actor's use of his body, and, watching him move, one is never for a minute convinced he's impotent.
The Serb carved out a 6-2, 3-6, 6-3 victory, by turns brilliant and battling, to triumph in two hours and six minutes and move one win ahead of Rafael Nadal as the player with the most Masters Series titles to his name.
Across the street from the prison, Joanna Fletcher, 54, watched the hands of a clock, mounted high in the arch of the penitentiary's main building, as they moved slowly from one minute to the next.
Thanks to your bold and forward-thinking policies, the Doomsday Clock has been moved back by one minute!
A crowd of mostly white people watching the parade began to yell at the black students within one minute to "move on" and get out of the street.
He plays with every one of his toys for exactly one minute before moving on to the next, like he's sampling cheese (which he also loves to do -- a boy after my own heart).
The Bulletin, a periodical whose member scientists have been adjusting a symbolic Doomsday Clock since 1947, has just moved their grim timepiece one minute closer to nuclear midnight.
