Sentence examples for timing front from inspiring English sources

But despite calls for his head, Sir Martin not only hung on to his job, but negotiated himself a fat compensation package for rescuing a company he had almost killed.Having made an acquisition, in Y&R, that skews half his business to America just as an American recession threatens, Sir Martin might be forgiven for feeling a touch of déjà vu on the timing front.

Notably — on the U-turn timing front — Black Friday is tomorrow.

"I was always timing in front of the net or trying to box someone out".

The Novocastrian enjoyed a relatively modest career in truth, and his timing in front of goal was perhaps not all it could be, although thanks be to the football gods it was when the Socceroos knocked off a reigning world champion at a Fifa tournament for the one and only time.

He reminded me a little of David Letterman: a broadcasting icon timing out in front of our eyes.

"The timing of his front foot is early when he's hitting well and late when he's hitting poorly," Manager BOBBY VALENTINE said.

Just as aerodynamic estimates would predict, the birds positioned themselves to fly just behind and to the side of the bird in front, timing their wing beats to catch the uplifting eddies.

Last week, with delightfully cheeky timing, a group fronted by the literary agent Andrew Kidd announced the foundation of a new award, the (presumably provisionally titled) Literature Prize, which aims to "establish a clear and uncompromising standard of excellence".

Babs' big break was not unlike Brice's own rise to fame: a Brooklyn-raised Jewish girl with ambition, raw talent and comedic timing lands herself in front of the right casting director at the right time, and world wide fame ensues.

Joppie helped Bradley rediscover his timing, to get his front leg down more quickly and recognize pitches better.

Runov et al. (2011) examine the timing of a dipolarization front observed by the THEMIS spacecraft relative to a minor current intensification observed from the ground.