Sentence examples for tapping time from inspiring English sources

Employees are tapping "time accounts," a device that Trumpf and many other companies created over the last decade to cushion the effects of a slowdown.

But few said so who heard him: in his yard in Kinshasa, tapping time and softly singing "Marie-Louise", a love-song to a pretty girlfriend of Bowane, which was also a lament.

The cameras caught little girls clutching Snorri dolls, their brothers strutting in horned helmets and their parents tapping time to the rock version of a fishing chanty, "Your Daddy's a Sailor Who Never Comes Home".

(iii) There were significant interactions between Groups and States (Groups * States) for (a) plate tapping time and (b) the Stroop task color T scores.

As he watches, the old man's toes tap, tap, tap in time, and his fingers play the air.

Tap-to-tap time is six to nine hours, often including one hour for inspection, cleaning, and hearth repair.

Scrap preheating to 500° C (930° F) cuts power consumption by 40 to 50 kilowatt-hours per ton, and decreases tap-to-tap time and electrode consumption.

The tap-to-tap time is about two hours, and consumption of oxygen and argon is about 25 and 20 cubic metres, respectively, per ton of steel.

BOFs have a tap-to-tap time of 30 to 45 minutes and can blow more than 30 heats per day.

With this process, which became known as the basic oxygen process (BOP), it was possible to produce 200 tons of steel from a charge consisting of up to 35 percent scrap in a tap-to-tap time of 60 minutes.

Gert suffers through the oppressive school, the piano lessons, the ballet lessons with "an aging woman called Miss Palms in a heavyweight tweed suit, who was lame in one leg and who tapped time with a thorny stick".