I could've sworn she was dead asleep a second ago.
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Didn't Big Ben just disembowel Kurt Warner a second ago?
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That's weird, I could see my dog's paws just a second ago...
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Obviously have character, which you were just saying just a second ago.
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Finding money left on the shelf when it wasn't there a second ago.
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Greedy: SavingThat text-based savings service I mentioned a second ago is called Digit.
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You said a second ago that you think these policies have "destabilized" the political order.
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You mentioned a second ago that working-class whites are motivated by a nostalgia for a bygone era.
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And the reality is and this is the irony of it and Joe alluded to this a second ago.
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A spokesperson for the company said, 'It's weird, it's like they were here a second ago, and then they just disappeared.
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Like I said a second ago, I live in a one bedroom apartment, and I just don't need an Eero right now.
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This is becoming a trend with Trump and probably why the turnover rate you mentioned a second ago is so extraordinarily high.
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David had been right beside me a second ago but now, as I was laying down my vocals, he was nowhere to be seen.
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They turned around during dinner, and their wine glasses were filled, and now they couldn't remember if it had been that full a second ago.
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So figure, if you're looking at a car from arm's length, your brain is actually processing whatever color it was 100 millionths of a second ago.
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HB: So you mentioned crazy talk a second ago, and so I have to ask about the exchange between Robert F. Hyde and Parnes about Ivanovich.
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Basically, the phone just saw your face a second ago, so therefore it thinks a printout, which looks just like your face must still be the real you.
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When Dillashaw changed stances against Assuncao his lead knee—the target—was a foot and a half to the left or right of where it had been a second ago.
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Jonathan Zittrain: And– Mark Zuckerberg: So it's fascinating because it's just against– Like, you can take almost any category of policy that we have, so I used nudity a second ago.
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The near-instant response time of the reMarkable's e-paper screen (it's around 50 milliseconds) makes writing feel natural, not like a device catching up to something you did half a second ago.
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Ben explained that "even a second ago" he wasn't sure what his decision was going to be, but that it felt wrong to bring her family into it with the hometowns coming up when he was already feeling uncertain about their relationship.
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I compared her to Dark Phoenix a second ago because Stranger Things literally did that, but the ravenous '80s superhero Eleven actually reminds me of is Alan Moore's Kid Marvelman, another orphan ravaged by mad science, a god of pure childish id.
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All of that is ... What they might be playing on the ... because, I mean, I was just thinking the other day, the reason I was laughing a second ago is I was driving in San Francisco, of course, and someone was watching one of the movies.
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But it's– like we were talking about a second ago, when we started off with the systems, I mean, just start with newsfeeds– but you could do this on ads, too– you know, the most naïve signals, right, are what people click on or what people "Like".
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"As described by lost and found when they called a second ago, a fairly elderly woman came in a few minutes ago and said she had gotten the balloons and thought it would be a good idea to return the iPad to the airport," Mr. Bonnie wrote in a Facebook post.
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"It&aposs gonna be four years in August and it just -- it feels like a second ago, but I just hope that people will come and see this movie and understand a little bit more about the man and what made him this explosively funny genius," Billy told ET&aposs Nischelle Turner .
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Sometimes when you take psychoactive drugs like magic mushrooms you get to this place where you are constantly forgetting what happened a second ago, making conversations impossible—you'll start a sentence, lose your train of thought in the middle, and by the end you're just hoping what you just said made sense.
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Peru team was the gold medalist, with a time of 3:59.7, a championship record. A tenth of a second ago, silver medalist, arrived Brazil. The Argentines came in third, nine-tenths of a second behind Brazil. The Brazilian relay team had Haroldo Lara, Manuel dos Santos, João Gonçalves and Aristarco de Oliveira.
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As Foster and Potterley have learned, the chronoscope is inherently limited to recent times--but what if, instead of focusing it upon the past of a generation earlier, it were tuned to the past of one-hundredth of a second ago? The dead past, Araman says, is only a synonym for "the living present". If the plans for a chronoscope, particularly Foster's new and improved version, ever reached the general public, the resulting plague of voyeurism would effectively eliminate the concept of privacy. Even the government workers now assigned to the chronoscope, Araman says, sometimes transgress regulations and use it to spy for personal purposes.
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