Sentence examples for timing taken from inspiring English sources

These are two kinematic parameters indicative of the timing taken by the hand to establish adequate finger positioning before object lifting.

Preparation for the "Sounddance" workshop — the process of figuring out all the steps and the timing — took some time.

Mr. Sidgmore sold fewer shares -- 2.6 million -- but through better timing took more than $87 million.

But even though the Fed had indicated that the discount-rate increase was coming, the timing took many by surprise.

Nor will obtaining permission from Sudan, which, in a ghastly coincidence of timing, takes over the A.U.'s rotating presidency in January.

With dramatic timing, taking the country to war in Syria will coincide with the prime minister's 10th anniversary as Conservative leader.

The Obama team has planned for a while to unveil the national security team after the Thanksgiving holiday, but the timing took on additional urgency after the terrorist attacks in Mumbai.

But the timing takes on additional significance because of the continuing closeness of the race after the candidates' first debate last week and because of the Bush campaign's efforts to label Mr. Gore as a "serial exaggerator".

After all colour-correction and timing takes place, the information is recorded on perforated paper tape that serves to control both the exposure for each shot and the louvered filters that add red, green, and blue values.

The momement of the torches was quite a logistical operation in itself, for nearly 100,000 high-school boys and girls were involved in it as runners, or accompanying runners, and to arrange for them to carry out their mission with split-second timing took months of work by at least as many adults.

"The timing took me by surprise.