Sentence examples for would elapse from inspiring English sources

Seventy-nine secofds of the 13th round would elapse before Duk-koo threw his first punch.

In fact, another eight years would elapse before Pollini made his only other disc for EMI, a Chopin recital.

But we were seated in a center row right behind the lavatories, and not a minute would elapse without the high-pitched flushing of a toilet.

Four years would elapse between Marlin's fateful bike ride and her first carbonated juices rolling off the assembly line, but a taste of success was immediate.

Yet more than 20 years would elapse from the moment Mr. Chang played that note to the night he finally performed with the orchestra in his homeland.

Under the federal law, the museum is obliged to respond within 90 days, which she said would elapse on Feb. 29.

Results for both examples: Our elapsed time equation would be: Elapsed Time = 13:79:70 - 01 30 30.

We have already alluded to the potential ethical concerns that would arise from sending more reminders, to which we would have to add the fact that still more time would have elapsed from the actual inpatient experience to the completion of a questionnaire.

As critics point out, if you were to put the purchase on a credit card instead and pay off the amount in full by the time that the layaway period would have elapsed, you could well pay less in interest than the five-dollar service fee that most stores charge.

Between the development of the first PET system in 1973 by Michael Phelps and the approval by the FDA of 18F labelled glucose, 24 years would have elapsed (Table 4).

Had the clandestine filing not been discovered, by chance, by his former attorney Rachel Wolkenstein, the 10-day window within which defendants are allowed the right of appeal in such instances would have elapsed and any future challenges to his confinement irreparably compromised.