As the final minutes ticked away, the setting felt tense.
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As seconds ticked away in the first half, Pike scored again.
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Then 40, as my chance to catch my connecting flight ticked away.
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As the last seconds ticked away, Osaka crushed a forehand crosscourt for a winner.
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Another on-screen graphic ticked away the number of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths.
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But family and friends kept coming to say their goodbyes, and the clock ticked away.
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Democratic lawmakers know this too: They waved goodbye to Republican colleagues as the vote ticked away.
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Metroid fans grew giddy with anticipation as the final 24 hours before AM2R's release ticked away.
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Calmly, as precious rehearsal time ticked away, he tried out option after option, methodical rather than indecisive.
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As the minutes ticked away, I thought about my camera out there by the pad all alone.
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That lack of timeouts came back to haunt Seattle on the final drive when seconds ticked away.
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As the final second ticked away, Anthony's momentum took him to his seat on the scorer's table.
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As the final seconds ticked away and Connecticut's streak grew to 83, Auriemma's players displayed little emotion.
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Inside the building, cautious optimism gave way to full-blown jubilation as the final minutes ticked away.
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As I glided through the cool water, a timer ticked away, floating in front of my right eye.
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As the final seconds of Wednesday night's Knicks-Cavs game ticked away, Kyrie Irving eyed the referee carefully.
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By halftime, though, it was tied, and the result hung in the balance as time ticked away in regulation.
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"Eighteen, 19, 20," she said as Harden's teammates cleared the space around him and the shot clock ticked away.
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But all was clearly not well, with Ferrari mechanics hurriedly changing the car's spark plug as the seconds ticked away.
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A shot-clock ticked away in the corner to enforce the 25-second rule between points — ironic considering the tardy start.
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Shaquille O'Neal — Bryant's onetime teammate and foil, who hugged him courtside as the last seconds ticked away — scored none as a Celtic.
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Armstrong used all her vast experience to tackle two tough climbs and stayed calm as the seconds ticked away on the run-in.
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The Rangers continued a series of near-misses and not-quite finishes as the minutes ticked away, much to the disappointment of the Rangers' fans.
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G Tomsky, a former marching band member, remembered the high notes as the final seconds ticked away in the fourth quarter of the Penn State game.
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Campaigns were apoplectic Monday, demanding answers from the party as time ticked away and they feared every moment lost would undermine the credibility and impact of the results.
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As the last seconds of July ticked away, the dawn of August meant just one thing to many Starbucks customers: the Pumpkin Spice Latte launch date is near.
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As precious minutes ticked away and Munson's respiratory rate collapsed, there was confusion about how to get his stretcher onto a nearby freight elevator and into an ambulance.
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Ronaldo, who returned to the bench in sneakers and a bulky knee brace just before extra time, waved his arms and shouted at his teammates as the seconds ticked away.
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As the final seconds ticked away and players poured from the Denver bench, Hammond prepared to travel from the Pioneers' dressing room through the narrow passageway that leads back to the ice.
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L.S.U., which entered the game 2-1 and ranked 18th, trailed by 18-13 as the final seconds ticked away, and appeared to score a thrilling go-ahead touchdown on the game's final play.
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As the hours ticked away and nerves started mounting among the crew and the dancers (and yours truly,) Richard could be heard emphasizing over and over to everyone on set that we were making history.
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On a recent afternoon inside a poorly lit trading hall near People's Park in Shanghai, a dozen or so elderly investors were chatting among themselves as the final minutes of another trading day ticked away.
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While the first and second phases of qualifying involved more action, the final eight-car session in Melbourne proved a flop with drivers watching from the garages as the clock ticked away the closing minutes.
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As the deadline ticked away, Trump was confronted with a choice: release all of the 3,100 records without any redactions, or accept the redactions of intelligence and law enforcement agencies and release 2,800 of those documents.
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While the first and second phases of qualifying saw more action, the final eight car session proved a flop with drivers watching from the garages as the clock ticked away the closing minutes without anyone on track.
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The All Blacks took a 14-0 lead but tries from Vatemo Ravouvou and Isake Katonibau brought Fiji to within two points and they were pushing for a winning score when they were penalised as the final seconds ticked away.
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The Rangers (28-20-133) responded with three consecutive goals across the first two periods from left winger Viktor Stalberg, center Derek Stepan and right winger Mats Zuccarello and appeared to be in control as the minutes ticked away in the second period.
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"It is two minutes to midnight, but the Doomsday Clock has ticked away from midnight in the past, and during the next year, the world can again move it further from apocalypse," said the 2018 report, arguing for arms deals and climate action.
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For the next ten minutes the tension grew aboard the French ships as the minutes ticked away towards 2 p.m. At 1.55 p.m. a Chinese mineboat advanced towards the French squadron. Courbet immediately ordered the attack to begin, only five minutes short of his original timetable.
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Joe Sakic scores! And that makes it 5-2 Canada! Surely, that's gotta be it!" As the final seconds of the game ticked away, and as the crowd broke out in perfect unison singing "O Canada", Cole said, "Now after 50 years, it's time for Canada to stand up and cheer.
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The final was a low scoring affair, not helped by poor letters selections and difficult numbers games. Chris took the lead with GAMBADE but Graham pegged him back with PENSIVE and when Chris had MISTLE disallowed, Graham took a six-point lead. This lead remained until the final conundrum where Chris could solve it and win by four points. OVERSPADE was revealed and the full 30 seconds ticked away - neither contestant could solve it.
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As the seconds ticked away, Kerry resorted to Hail Mary passes, with Stephen O'Brien sending the ball wide. Dublin defeated Kerry on a scoreline of 1–18 to 0–15. They became the first male team in GAA history to win five consecutive All-Ireland titles at this level. Ciarán Kilkenny was named as man of the match in the replay, becoming the first forward since 2013's Bernard Brogan the Second to win the award.
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Owen was the host of Pro Football Highlights on the DuMont Television Network from 1951 to 1953. After the Giants slipped to 3–8 in 1953, Owen announced his retirement as head coach days before the end of the regular season, ending his 28 years at field level with the Giants. As the final minutes ticked away in his last game as Giant coach, a late-game loss to eventual champion Detroit, television cameras showed him standing alone on the sidelines in tears.
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The use of leaflet bombs by non-state groups began in 1945 when the Irgun group developed a bomb that was "deposited in the street, ticked away until detonation, then scattered news sheet over a wide and smoky area". In September 1945 three of Irgun's leaflet bombs exploded in Jerusalem and injured nine people. 1985:144 In the late 1960s the African National Congress (ANC) started to use a version of the leaflet bomb in South Africa. This bomb was developed in collaboration with the South African Communist Party (SACP) and South Africans living in exile in London.
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Once back at the landing site, Scott continued to try to drill holes for experiments at the ALSEP site, with which he had struggled the day before. After conducting soil-mechanics experiments and raising the U.S. flag, Scott and Irwin returned to the LM. EVA2 lasted 7hours and 12 minutes. Although Scott had eventually been successful at drilling the holes, he and Irwin had been unable to retrieve a core sample, and this was an early order of business during EVA 3, their third and final moonwalk. Time that could have been devoted to geology ticked away as Scott and Irwin attempted to pull it out.
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Messier, himself a former Ranger who would return to spend his final four playing years there, along with other representatives of the great Edmonton Oilers dynasty of the 1980s, attended the game. Gretzky's final game was considered a "national retirement party" in Canada, and Bryan Adams' rendition of "O Canada" was like a "lullaby." As the final seconds ticked away, the crowd at Madison Square Garden gave him a standing ovation, capping off "an entirely satisfying, weekend-long going-away party" in Canada, as there would be "No Regretzkys." Gretzky told Scott Morrison that the final game of his career was his greatest day.
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Morris (one of the eight children of George Henry Morris and his wife Jessie Murphy) was raised in poor circumstances in Ancoats, Manchester.Frame, Don (2008) "Lord Morris tells his tale", Manchester Evening News, 21 January 2008, retrieved 23 January 2010 In 1935, the family left Ancoats and moved to a new housing estate in Newton Heath."Inspirational MP owes it all to his childhood", The Advertiser, 11 October 2007, retrieved 23 January 2010 He was educated at Brookdale Park School Newton Heath along with Harold Evans, who, as editor of The Sunday Times, wrote a leader saying that: "As time ticked away to the 1970 general election, Alf Morris's Bill was the only piece of legislation worth saving." He received evening school tuition.
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