It was hard to discern exactly what was said — the light had turned green a split second earlier and the truck rolled noisily into gear — but you could make out one word: "Porzingis".
For a split second today I could smell home.
LOS ANGELES — In one split second late Wednesday night, Al Harrington rose and dunked and the Knicks' mood collectively soared with him.
BUENOS AIRES — For a split second last Friday, it seemed that President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner might mention the several hundred thousand people who took to the streets the previous night to demonstrate against her government.
For a split second last fall, Real, a company generally loathed online as a result of its rubbish software history, found support on so many message boards for releasing RealDVD.
From the resulting free-kick, swung in by Waddle, Platt flicked a smart header past Illgner but he had been flagged offside a split-second earlier.
Known as the 'back two-and-a-half somersault, two-and-a-half twists from the pike position', the dive involves Daley somersaulting backwards while twisting his body around, his head spinning just inches from the board he left a split-second earlier.
Consider this square-button, split-second 1945 Patek timepiece auctioned by Antiquorum.
We've long been on the hunt for the abundant, often split-second Easter eggs hidden within the many classic animated films of Disney and Pixar.
In a split second in 1990 I became a caregiver and not a wife, and in a split second as 2007 dawned I became neither a caregiver nor a wife but a widow.
Indeed, the ball might have even grazed the helmet of Boss, who looked up a split second too late.
