Sentence examples for timing hiccup from inspiring English sources
But because of an early growing season and a timing hiccup affecting the certification process, it has at least temporarily been tough on landscapers, some of whom have found themselves unable to pursue business as usual until they receive the accreditation mandated by the law.
And foreign funds have bought $1 billion more local bonds and shares this year than they have sold.In this section Inglorious isolation Against the odds Feeding expectations Leaky barrels Fragile no more Data dump The great hiccup Valuing the long-beaked echidna ReprintsIndonesia appears to owe its turnaround to timing.
His comedy is in his timing, his infinitesimal delay and it's effective because, at those moments, he's a pure presence whose hiccups of silence conceal something far nastier, far more bitter, far uglier than anything he's actually going to say.
Susan Golding, the San Diego mayor, said in an interview that she basically backed deregulation, but that the timing had been so ill-planned that some sort of market intervention was necessary to spare the city a major hiccup in what had been its best economic expansion ever after suffering through a brutal recession.
(Sputter, fist slam, hiccup).
Perfect timing, perfect timing".
"There's a little hiccup.
Least likely to: Hiccup sugar.
