Sentence examples for point countdown from inspiring English sources

The Phone Tipping Point: Countdown to a majority of US smartphone users Intriguing forecast.

The point of "Countdown to Zero" -- made repeatedly and with unnerving force, through nightmare possibilities evoked by talking-head experts, graphics and archival footage -- is that it is time to start worrying again.

4.51am GMT Arcade Fire sounding pretty great at this point in the countdown.

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Dick says if someone is in hospital, if you arrest them under terrorist legislation, the clock starts ticking at that point (ie, the countdown before they have to be charged or released).

"From this point begins the countdown of the 48 hours in which both parties have to take a number of measures in order to produce calm and a cessation of violence".

There's not really any point being on Countdown if you're only chucking fives.

We've deducted points in this countdown for some programmes and books because of inaccuracy - having puzzles that wouldn't actually appear in the real world.

At this point, a 5 s countdown was given, followed by the letter of the next location, displayed for 2 s, during which time the participant was stationary and viewing the floor ("stationary phase").

The former Countdown host points out that he has been watching football with his "mates" for the last 20 years, and knows how lucky he is.

No matter the time slot, Mr. Olbermann will effectively be competing with MSNBC, which replaced his show last month with "The Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell," which presents the day's news from a progressive point of view, the way "Countdown" did.