Sentence examples for respectable time of from inspiring English sources

Both men had opportunities to win, the respective opponent only just kicking out, but Ambrose eventually claimed the victory after hitting Del Rio with a Dirty Deeds, clocking a not very respectable time of 15:42 in the process.

On Sunday, Bastianich got up at four in the morning, ate his Grana Padano, and ran the marathon in a respectable time of three hours and forty-five minutes.

The shy South African teenager won comfortably in a respectable time of 2min 4.22sec at the Lappeenranta Games, a low‑key meeting near Finland's south‑eastern border with Russia.

"It's disappointing," said Fossett on Thursday via satellite telephone shortly after sailing into the English Channel to complete his third Atlantic crossing of the year, this one in a highly respectable time of 7 days 9 hours 3 minutes.

The twist is that Smith's show is on at the respectable time of 9.40pm, meaning that, in an unusual reversal of roles, it's quite likely the guests will be signficantly more drunk than the audience.

Wallace Spearmon from the United States won gold with a championship record time of 19.87 s, beating Bolt's respectable time of 19.96 s.

It's not the sentence you would expect to see in an "open letter" from the respectable Times of India, (established 1838).

My son, five, thinks the game is completely hilarious even when he's not completing a stage in any kind of respectable time, he's bellowing with laughter through simply watching Henk shoot down a slope on his backside and flipping off the end of it and into the lava that is a bedroom floor.

"He ran with a couple of my brothers in the Great North Run about three years ago, doing it in a very respectable time".

Not a record for me, but a respectable time indeed.

The diminutive singer, whose hair has been cropped short and dyed from its native auburn a shocking ash blonde, is not referring to the fairly respectable starting time of 9pm on a Tuesday.