Sentence examples for with the timing of a from inspiring English sources

Paul deadpanned back with the timing of a pro.

"No change there, then," snapped Rose with the timing of a Slocombe or a Sharples.

With the timing of a stand-up, Rama, as he is called, deconstructed brain functions such as synaesthesia for us.

But it meant he was free to wisecrack and interpolate to his heart's content, setting up a song with a preamble delivered with the timing of a comedian.

She wields her voice with the timing of a falcon, breezing aloft and then darting directly and implacably toward its target.

Sears promoted appliances during the quarter to coincide with the timing of a government stimulus plan for consumers replacing less energy-efficient appliances.

It was thought he was unhappy with the timing of an interview on City's website in which, 24 hours after news of his transfer request broke, he pledged his commitment to the club.

He added: "I think we very clearly do need some clarity from the Scottish Government about what's going to happen with the timing of an independence referendum.

With the timing of an economic rebound up in the air despite better consumer trends–sellers have entered the market and could return this week, if more earnings reports don't indicate near-term growth.

The kinetics of the MYOM3 fragment abundance in the serum of mdx mice correlates with the timing of an acute phase of muscle necrosis generally occurring at 3 4 weeks of age, followed by an apparent stabilization of the muscle phenotype (35).

The timing of meiotic silencing in birds differs from that of meiotic silencing in mammals: Whereas the GRC and W are inactivated immediately upon entry into meiotic prophase, MSUC and MSCI in mammals is initiated at the zygotene/pachytene transition, strictly correlating with the timing of an unsynapsed configuration.