Sentence examples for seconds meaning from inspiring English sources

The process takes less than two seconds, meaning fewer queues.

An interceptor missile missed an incoming dummy warhead by six seconds, meaning that the test failed.

A person dies of sepsis in the world ever 3.5 seconds – meaning it kills more people than breast cancer every year.

For the first 15 kilometres into the suburbs the gap rarely went above 20 seconds, meaning the four leaders had no option but to work flat out.

Those glittering bugs which carry essential crafting material on their backs no longer vanish after a few seconds, meaning you'll only need to chase them into a corner to catch and harvest them.

However, many are finding that Vines are beating the online coverage as they can be on the web in seconds, meaning the coverage provided is already out of date given that viewers will have already seen it by the time it's uploaded.

And a fourth, meaning three aces in a row.

We put first things first," meaning the station and preparing for the next shuttle mission.

President Clinton famously campaigned to "save Social Security first" -- meaning that Congress should balance the budget.

"They won't want to stay here after this," said a third, meaning after they'd swept through the villages.

They rarely have human-resources departments at first, meaning that there is no one charged with fielding complaints.