Sentence examples for seconds more time from inspiring English sources

It then gives the offense, again, because coach to quarterback communication system isn't shut off until about fifteen seconds, more time to decide what play to call that fits best against that defense, and then still to be able to radio that in to our quarterback on the field, and then have him, you know, transmit that to our offensive players".

"That's a third more time on task," said Mr. Agassi, the tennis player, who founded the charter school, which opened in 2001.

They spend between a third and a fifth less time hanging around the neighborhood and between a third and fifth more time going to soccer practice, oboe practice, S.A.T. prep and what have you.

That's not a bad idea for a couple of reasons: 1. it gives him a split second more time to look and pass before the Giants' pass rush arrives.

The Inrix report says journeys through routes identified as Games hotspots such as Vauxhall Bridge and the Blackwall Tunnel will increase by 25% during the Games, while journeys along core routes will take a third more time.

Serve and volley was alive and well in the '80s, but the slow clay at Roland Garros gave opponents a split second more time to return the serve.

Indeed, only Ahmed Elmohamady (18) has won possession in the defensive third more times than the West Ham captain (17) this season.

His rating (7.42) is the third best for Swansea this season, with Cork winning possession in the midfield third more times (19) than any other player in the Premier League this season.

The Blackhawks' goalie, Corey Crawford, has logged 38 minutes 37 seconds more ice time than Rask, in 19 games.

And he had been rewarded for his effectiveness by getting 29 seconds more ice time a game than Crosby.

Ducks Coach Bruce Boudreau is giving Beleskey about 90 seconds more ice time per game this season.