Sentence examples for previous minutes from inspiring English sources

Valiquette, recalled from Lowell of the American Hockey League on Feb. 29, faced 39 shots after playing just 20 previous minutes in the N.H.L.

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A Huffington Post review of previous minutes from FOMC meetings -- the Fed's policy-making body that sets the main interest rate -- shows that the last time the Fed mentioned that it gleaned information from its bank supervisors was during its Nov. 6, 2002, meeting.

The previous minutes of this meeting are reserved for the research team for the presentation of the study, inviting centres to participate.

An 'initiation' was defined as the movement of an individual in one direction over a distance of at least 20 m beyond the periphery of the group, when no other initiation had been made in the same direction within the 15 previous minutes (as used in previous studies on primates: [ 7, 9, 10, 26, 63]).

"Seeing as this minute-by-minute is a bit of a flop, perhaps I can offer your readers the world premiere of another minute-by-minute flop (as discussed in a previous minute-by-minute flop)" - Colin Greer.

Then came a Temple turnover, a Temple foul and two free throws by the freshman Greg Morton, who had missed two others in the previous minute.

For example, to predict the number of calls that will be on hold, you need to know how many calls were on hold in the previous minute and then calculate the probability that calls will have been added (new calls coming in) or have been removed (calls answered or hung up).

The top left panelsshow RANK/GILL images whose central pixels form part of the keogram of Fig. 4. A growth phase arc is visible below the Moon in the RANK images, while the upper partof the GILL images is traversed by a brightening arc which first became visible in the previous minute.

Slow behaviour which could change suddenly (e.g. gaze) was coded using 'one-zero sampling' in which any changes within the previous minute were recorded.

That little smile ― that one second ― erases the previous thirty minutes of suck.