Sentence examples for pursuit time from inspiring English sources

Okereke describes his own solo pursuit – time out from Bloc Party rather than a clean break – as initially daunting "because one of the great things about Bloc Party is that we split the load in terms of art direction, press etc … I wasn't really prepared for how much it would fall on my shoulders.

Her winning individual pursuit time in the 2008 Paralympics would have qualified her in seventh place in the women's Olympic event.

In this case, it is assumed that given the students interest in academic pursuit, time spent studying should assumable constitutes a major part of time use so that entrepreneurial time interferes with study time and hence explains academic performance.

The remaining 89 pilots had no pursuit time at all.

Of the 102 pilots in his group, only Wurtsmith, with 4,800 hours of pursuit time, and his executive officer, Major Donald R. Hutchinson, with 2,600 hours, were veteran pilots.

Using power-based training, Phinney has lopped as much as nine seconds off his pursuit times.

"We started by modeling the power output Taylor would need to sustain to hit certain times in the pursuit," said Henderson, using an equation that factors in top pursuit times, Phinney's weight and his aerodynamic profile, as measured in wind-tunnel testing.

Importantly though, quantitative differences in trajectories and pursuit times between pure- and predictive pursuit strategies do not change qualitative patterns.

(Kind of flies in the face of the site's supposed pursuit of "time well spent," but that's a discussion for another time).

This much is certain: Sanchez is now part of the Jets' continuing pursuit across time of that swashbuckling figure who will bring the franchise a long-lost championship.

However, the Paralympic pursuit and time trial world champion, Colin Lynch, from Ireland, pleaded with people new to the sport not to be "put off".