Sentence examples for seconds mighty from inspiring English sources

That might not sound like earnest propulsion, but BMW says the 3.0i can gun to 60 mph in 5.9 seconds, mighty quick for a car that will sell for $40,945; the 2.5i will cost $33,795 but will take about 7 seconds to 60 mph.

But is Saddam's Iraq a rotten edifice destined to shatter under the first mighty blow?

The first Mighty Morphin Power Rangers to sit on the high bench, this collector's set of robed action figures metes out justice in ways the Rehnquist court can only dream about.

At the top of the first mighty hill, I caught a glint of Lyme Bay and the Jurassic Coast and, below, the patchwork fields of Marshwood Vale – a place described by Sir Frederick Treves as: "A somewhat sullen hollow, shunned by man, for there is hardly a habitation in it".

Hitting that price point required some comprises on the company's part, and there are still a fair number of wrinkles to iron out here, but the first Mighty will tick most of the important boxes for users.

In 2000, Venus felled her first mighty rival, Davenport, but this time was on Centre Court, on the hallowed green grass of Wimbledon.

Mighty Marvel comic-book publisher Stan Lee, center left, blows out the candles on the Marvel Comics birthday cake at opening day ceremonies of the First Mighty Marvel Comic Book Convention, March 22 , 1975 in New York.

Borrowing from other Disney entertainment product, the show opened with a spotlight at center ice on Lumiere, the friendly cartoon character from "Beauty and the Beast". "This is something I'll be able to tell my grandkids about 50 years from now--how I was at the first Mighty Ducks game," said Assemblyman Tom Umberg (D-Garden Grove).

A strong ridge has developed off the California coast preventing the storms carrying moisture that normally falls as snow onto the Sierra Nevada's, which supplies about 85% of the the water for the eighth mightiest economy on the globe.

The tiny Cape Verde Islands come fourth and mighty South Africa fifth.

For Princeton, seeing its season end in the final seconds against mighty Kentucky must have felt uncomfortably close to when the 1989 Tigers, seeded 16th, came so close to felling No. 1 Georgetown, a team led by Alonzo Mourning.