Sentence examples for split-second early from inspiring English sources
Given another chance, Sabathia fired a changeup that Mike Cameron seemed to swing at a split-second early, getting out front.
It wouldn't have counted, as the referee had blown for a foul by Platt a split-second earlier, but that was an incredible effort.
Everton's Tim Cahill is the current master of that and it allows him to spring up a split-second earlier than his marker anticipates and gives him an advantage over defenders whose height would normally allow them to snuff out the Australian's aerial threat.
To arc the ball higher, release it a split-second earlier in your throw.
One man in my theatre made sure everyone was aware of the extent of his scholarship by reciting each line a split second early.
"If it had been a split second earlier, it'd have been bad," Staff Sgt. Ray B. Robinson, a squad leader in Sergeant Betancourt's company, said.
"The more you play the game, the more you recognise what's happening that split second earlier.
Rather, Moffatt says, the coin's edge loses its grip on the table surface a split second earlier, and the coin suddenly slides down flat.
They might have lost a yard or two - like Brian O'Driscoll did - but they know what's happening that split second earlier and they react to it".
And using LED brake lights can help prevent accidents between cars travelling in the same lane, as they come on a split second earlier than ordinary brake lights, according to Mr Plancke.
If, for example, a third trader has sent in a buy order a split second earlier, that person's order gets filled and the day trader's order is rejected--and must be submitted anew.
