Sentence examples for need timing from inspiring English sources

"Everything has to go right — a great script, the right actors, a director who really gets the material, light, hair, wardrobe . . . and even then you still need timing, luck, and a little bit of magic".

Much as the patient must assess their need for surgery, the desired timing, and appropriate circumstances, surgeons must also assess need, timing, and appropriateness.

We need timings: how quickly chemical reactions take place in a cell, and how proteins speed up that process.

To get high quality time-lapse shots, D.S.L.R.'s often need a timing device (called an intervalometer) to set off the shutter.

Special moves need different timing again.

The easiest way is to design two parallel paths which removes the need for timing.

"We need the timing of having Amani, having Plaxico, working with Jeremy, the quarterbacks, and the runners," Coughlin said, referring to Amani Toomer and Jeremy Shockey.

"The need and timing of a White House Cuba Commission and its release of a report today is highly dubious and politically transparent," Mr. Menendez said.

This would replace the need for timing how long motors were turned on for, as plotter head position is the end goal.

Most companies use some version of the "BANT Scorecard" which evaluates sales opportunities according to budget, authority, need and timing criteria.

This makes investing easier because you don't need perfect timing to get in and out.