Sentence examples for stopwatch out of from inspiring English sources

Once, after Weaver had been ejected and the umpire Jim Evans pulled out a stopwatch to give him 60 seconds to leave the field before the Orioles would forfeit the game, Weaver snatched the stopwatch out of Evans's hand and flung it into the dugout.

In this particular final of Olympic track cycling's blue riband event, the stopwatch was rendered redundant as the out-of-work chippy from Merseyside arrowed past the reigning world champion with a lap to spare, winning Britain's first track cycling gold medal since Thomas Lance and Harry Ryan had pedalled to victory on a tandem in Antwerp 72 years previously.

Besides Mr. Hogan, who sat facing me, there were two television camera operators, a publicist and a woman with a stopwatch just out of camera range who signaled me at one-minute intervals to indicate how much time I had left.

What happens when the iPhone iPod stopwatch runs out of digits?

When there's a general election in the UK, the stopwatch comes out and … each party is given an arithmetical allocation of airtime.

The lap function on the iPhone's stopwatch turns out to be handy for timing contractions.

During lunch breaks, he would run ten of them, stopwatch in hand, punctuated by two-minute breaks.

The "60 Minutes" stopwatch in my head started a couple of years ago.

If you know TV makes you lose track of time, stop watching it or stopwatch it.

The bear suit includes gloves that come off, but wearing a stopwatch is petty much out of the question.

But Mr. Sharon decided to reset his stopwatch because of the violence on Thursday.