Sentence examples for timing which was from inspiring English sources

It helped their timing, which was important because Nicks missed practices during organized team activities and in training camp while recovering from knee and toe injuries.

But some people involved in the announcement, who were not authorized to discuss the matter publicly, said Facebook was concerned that the timing could be seen as a ploy to counter bad publicity from the movie, but that the New Jersey officials and Ms. Winfrey determined the timing, which was tied to the opening of another film, "Waiting for Superman," a documentary about failing schools.

Another sign of his acumen as a political entrepreneur was his timing which was only possible due to the second factor that explains his rise: The Republican Party was ripe for hostile populist takeover.

Butz is a skilled comedian, and his impeccable timing, which was evident in Catch Me If You Can and Is He Dead? is on display here, whether he is mugging for the audience by squashing his Buddha belly against a glass door or embarking on an Act Two rant about the morality of working for a financial institution.

The remaining functional images were corrected for differences in slice acquisition timing, which was followed by realignment to the middle image in the initial scan to correct for inter-scan movement and to remove signals correlated with head motion.

The first is timing, which is at least as important in politics as it is in comedy.

Mr. Mandel of MediaCom then interjected with perfect timing, "Which is why we did the deals in the afternoon".

THE Institute of Transportation Engineers has issued recommendations on yellow-light timing, which are often cited in debates about photo-enforcement programs.

"He's a master of timing, which is what made him comedically," said Bob Costas, his NBC partner in the '90s.

My kids used to watch Friends and I can't help but admire the construction and the performances and the timing, which is still brilliant.

What emerges is the portrait of a deftly calculating woman with an impeccable sense of timing, which is why she has largely retreated from the battle for big-name interviews.