Sentence examples for timing them from inspiring English sources

On low-scoring pitches where not one other England batsman got to within 20 runs of his average, Bell sometimes appeared to have twice the time to play his shots, and half the trouble timing them.

A woman wearing fuzzy blue slippers sat in a doorway, timing them with a stopwatch.

Still, she clung to my arm and made me wait with her at the water's edge, studying wave sets and timing them, until we went running in.

After that accident, the railroad industry set up a strict inspection cycle for watches, with people like Mr. Falt cleaning and timing them.

They were actually global positioning system antennas picking up shock waves as they migrated across the sensors, timing them in synchrony to.001 seconds.

So imagine a college where students sit their exams unsupervised, take responsibility for timing them and for handing papers in afterwards and are trusted not to check the answers with a quick glance at the textbook.

"I like to meet with them personally to make sure they understand everything I'm looking for, to discuss timing with them, and to do my own sampling," he said.

They're not going to be installing illicit beta copies or anything like that, it's just a matter of timing for them.

"When I would say a word like 'symptomatic,' my friends would think I was big-timing them," he says.

"The purpose of the law is to protect clients, to make sure lobbyists weren't two-timing them," said Craig McDonald, executive director of the watchdog group Texans for Public Justice.

Love Divine finds its most popular hero in the blue-skinned, amorous but elusive god Krishna, famous for dating dozens of milkmaids at once and two-timing them in so deft a way that none of them seems to notice, or care.