Sentence examples for time latching from inspiring English sources

And Wylde, who had replaced Peter Pawlett, sealed victory for the Dons in injury time, latching on to Vernon's pass to strike low into the net.

And Beattie rubbed salt into the Bristol wounds with the fourth goal nine minutes from time, latching on to a Jordan Nobbs through ball to shoot home.

The forward voltage drop, output resistance, turn-off time, latching current density and voltage of the asymmetrical cell increased with n-layer concentration.

Adam McGurk gave the Brewers the lead just before half-time, latching onto Billy Kee's pass and lifting the ball over advancing keeper Daniel Bentley.

Despite the impressive finishing, the game lacked finesse for long spells and McCormack almost capitalised on slack Wigan defending for a second time after latching on to a cross-field pass from Michael Turner, only for the striker to be halted by a desperate last-ditch slide from Emmerson Boyce.

44 min: Fabiano nearly gives Sevilla the half-time lead, latching onto a deep left-wing cross and sidefooting gently over.

But sometimes this is physically impossible: babies can take time to latch properly, leaving mums with raw, bleeding nipples.

I move quickly through a crowd and don't give people much time to latch on to me.

One critic, Allen Adamson, managing director for the New York office of Landor Associates, a company that specializes in advising marketers on corporate identity strategies, said, "If this was never part of your message to begin with, now is not the time to latch on".

"A downturn is the best time to latch onto the next big wave," Liu says.

And deep into added time, Wood latched onto Rachubka's error to poke the ball home at the far post.