Sentence examples for time flashes up from inspiring English sources
The time flashes up on the face and disappears just as quickly.
Now it has a longer theatrical release under the new, unsnappy title 9.79*: Johnson's 100m time flashed up on the scoreboard, the asterisk denoting the heartsinking official query.
But the bigger surprise was to come, and after Rahlves's second split time flashed up on the electronic scoreboard and showed him with nearly a half-second advantage over Eberharter, he had the crowd's full attention, if hardly its full support.
The German stood in the snow at the finish area to watch Mancuso's run and let her skis fall to the ground after seeing her rival's time flash up on the giant screen.
But there are also redundantly sinister meetings in car parks, together with dates and times flashed up on screen in typewriter lettering, vaguely suggesting some Stone-ish intrigue.
Google's done a better job of incorporating Flash support into the Android operating system, but still, most of the time Flash ends up being a battery killer, a security risk, not to mention a total bandwidth hog.
Each time Fox News flashed up a Trump victory in a reliably red state, the guests cheered and waved signs with slogans.
An error message flashes up.
It was the first time the scoreboard had flashed up anything; they'd not had much to cheer until then but they cheered this.
The 21-year-old thought he had booked his place in Istanbul after a time of 7.71 immediately flashed up at the Odyssey Arena but it was later rounded up to 7.75.
