Sentence examples for some timing in from inspiring English sources

This is the hip IFC, so of course there's no laugh track, but Ms. Kightlinger is more writer than comic, which should have signaled to those running the show that they'd need to create some timing in post-production.

In terms of timing, some time in the next 12 months we will see that.

She's singing that song from some Andrew Lloyd Webber musical that begins 'midnight... doo doo dee doo doo evening' and then piles on the saccharine - and though it seems a little pitchy to begin with, and nerves seem to be causing some timing issues in the first verse, that's what happens when expectations are piled on.. and Amanda seems to be crying, so that's the important thing.

"I've made some changes with my golf swing, alleviated some timing issues I had in the past," said Leonard, who is putting less weight on his left foot during his setup.

Regenerative braking energy can be absorbed by the other train in some timing, the can further reduce energy consumption and improver the energy-saving efficiency [2, 3, 4].

"But there has been some really fortunate timing in terms of expansion in the local economy".

There are some concerns about the timing in this protocol, such as would 1 hour be sufficient time for the resolution of the membrane stress triggered by the transfection protocol?

And the timing, in some ways, could not be better.

The green paper doesn't deliver a single penny and the timing in some senses couldn't be worse.

The Boldface column yesterday, about the New York premiere of the HBO movie "Warm Springs," misstated the timing in some copies.

An article yesterday about a crash of an Azerbaijan Airlines plane shortly after taking off from Baku, the Azeri capital, misstated the timing in some copies.