Sentence examples for surprising time from inspiring English sources

"It would not be a surprising time to see a change".

Manning threw one interception Saturday, and it seemingly came at the worst — and the most surprising — time.

It remained consistent Monday, releasing a terse statement, which offered no further explanation, at a somewhat surprising time.

Laying on her front on a sofa, it may look like a simple-enough image but Moss reveals the surprising time it took to capture the image.

The New Yorker, April 5 , 1976P. 118 Trainer Dick Dutrow sent six-year-old Double Edge Sword to Aqueduct from Maryland for the Westchester Handicap, and he won in the surprising time of 1 33-2/5.

Led by Mitchell and Hodge, the Hawthorn engine room started getting its hands on the ball first, finding surprising time and space in the middle to service a forward line that had outscored all comers in the regular season yet had entered this decider in the shade of Sydney's celebrated so-called Bondi Billionaires.

But Lin would not go away, scoring at surprising times and finding open teammates.

Like Roger Federer, he uses his quick first step to cover the court with ease, then goes on the offensive at surprising times.

But she has not forsaken her strengths: she changes direction on ground strokes at surprising times and with accuracy, and she competes for every ball with unflagging tenacity.

Mr. Blair has proved nimble at brilliant reinventions in the past, but the question remains: Can he outrun British democracy's penchant for fatigue, which has sometimes claimed leaders at the most surprising times?

This surprising time-effect is experimentally confirmed, showing that the trivial assumption of steady-state damage evolution is strongly non-conservative.