Sentence examples for over in a second from inspiring English sources

"But the title was over in a second".

But that was over in a second when my best friend at the time had a near-fatal accident".

That's why we are still talking, three days after the event, about something that was over in a second and which few people noticed until McCarthy got up clutching his head.

These kinds of ubiquitous temporary walls, with their "Post No Bills" stencils, are not usually a preferred canvas for street artists because "your work just gets whitewashed over in a second by the construction workers," said an artist who calls himself El Celso.

"You don't want to just get in at the six or five spot because you put almost nine or ten months of work together to have, all the sudden, get thrown out there on a Wednesday and it can be over in a second on the road".

Matthews and Bernard discussed Kennedy's role during historic events such as the Cuban Missile Crisis; his personal life, including his unusual relationship with Jackie Kennedy; his personality ("Jack would screw you over in a second, but he'd do it with a smile on his face"); and, finally, the current political climate.

In an examination for additional mechanisms of transcriptional regulation of signatures, motifs of AHR, EGR1, MYB and MYC were found to be over-represented in a second term.

Visitors to the armory can also be participants: joining in a 24-hour dance marathon (a performance about endurance) or sleeping over in a second-floor room filled with ambient sound compositions and a performance by the artist and musician DJ Olive.

The study also found that those over 50 in a second or third marriage (as opposed to a first) have a 150percentt greater likelihood of divorcing.

Data collection is ongoing to test variation in the original and customized scores over time in a second large sample from our unit.

South Africa were all out for 481, having scored at all of 2.5 runs an over in their second innings.