Sentence examples for time spotted from inspiring English sources

While the teacher was trying to calm him, Gabriel, who was 10 at the time, spotted the boy and pushed him from behind.

Messina Denaro wrote that his respect for Vaccarino stemmed from an incident when he was a 12-year-old boy and Vaccarino, around 30 at the time, spotted him in a shop and gave him money for a purchase.

Yet they were back in the match on 49 minutes after the referee this time spotted an infringement by a City player - Sterling put his hands on Shawcross as he attacked an Allen corner, and while the contact was minimal it was an infringement.

Researchers have, for the first time, spotted baby stars in the chaotic center of our Milky Way galaxy, not far from a black hole.

NASA researchers have for the first time spotted large glass deposits in impact craters on Mars, a discovery that could hold clues to possible past life on the Red Planet, The Washington Post reports.

People have an easy time spotting the movements of animals.

Viz uses machine learning to identify anomalies in brain scans that even physicians have a hard time spotting, Mansi says.

However, the effect appears to be so large that it suggests future experiments now in the planning may have a far easier time spotting other phenomena.

I admit it, I have a blind spot; I have a hard time spotting bad intent.

I spent many hours blindfolded and a lot of time spotting blindfolded co-workers.

b Supernatants (2 μL) from induced cultures collected at different times spotted directly onto CMC plate.