Sentence examples for seconds of time from inspiring English sources

But that 30 seconds of time equates to 10 seconds of footage – not enough to build a sequence around.

In an effort to prevent time-related forfeitures, special clocks have been designed to add up to 30 seconds of time to a player's total after each move.

For experts like Mr. Paddock, who had played the game for 25 years, his brother said, each hand required only a few seconds of time.

I fail to see how letting political parties buy 30 seconds of time in a break between Coronation Street will destroy democracy as we know it.

When the particles came into contact and the inevitable annihilations occurred in the earliest seconds of time, the universe was left only with matter particles swimming with copious amounts of energy.

Its final goal, with about 20 seconds of time left on the clock, was scored by Alberto Gilardino, who, like Palermo in Buenos Aires, was sent on as a substitute when the match was running against his team.

When the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Simon Bolivar Symphony Orchestra documented their preparation for Mahler Symphony No. 8 at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, though, it is 87 seconds of time-lapse panache.

Quickly allow two or three seconds of time-out, which allows you to idle in neutral, then plug your hormones into your task, focusing on technique and dispassionate response.

She had no time – no second of time to devote to the past.

"Payments are going through 24/7 – there isn't a second of time when the system can be switched off.

It invokes physical phenomena that can only have been distinguishable within the first trillionth of a second of time, at temperatures measured in millions of billions of degrees.