Sentence examples for stint it from inspiring English sources

The confetti from "The X Factor" finale has barely been swept from Fox's primetime schedule, but if there's one thing Steve Jones was good at during its stint, it was making us miss Ryan Seacrest.

"In the middle stint it was more like slalom, I had to pass a lot of cars," Vettel said.

"If the soft tyres are lasting longer than expected and they go much longer in the first stint, it will be difficult to recover places.

But fuel usage is also important, if you can tick over to another lap in a stint, it ultimately reduces the number of laps you fuel for at the end of the race.

Their former pace bowler Dirk Nannes suggested during a radio commentary stint it was perhaps to do with him being windy against the pace and bounce of Steve Finn and Boyd Rankin, which seemed an impertinent remark given Clarke's achievements in the game.

But if you've done a two-to-five-year stint, it helps you immensely.

In order to keep things fresh and avoid institutionalisation, committee members, including the chairman, should serve for only one of the six-year stints it takes to produce the mammoth assessment reports.Dr Pachauri, who started chairing the fourth IPCC report in 2002, is well into his second six-year stint.

For research stints, it is essential to find a willing Japanese host before you even print out your application form.

They want to do a stint in IT because they want that understanding of how the IT department supports the enterprise both for the purpose of knowledge and for their resume.

Even the military, with its "fundamental obligation" to protect the nation and win wars, nevertheless does not stint when it comes to keeping its men and women from being killed.

"It started out that way then I got a lock-up in the first stint and it got a bit vibraty.