When Harper reached the beginning of the trees, everything began to happen in what, had he survived, he would have described as a split-second flash. ❋ Brad Thor (2002)
As if any TV pilot these days would dare waste a split-second of time. ❋ Unknown (2011)
He said: It's reasonable to identify weaknesses when looking in detail at split-second decisions taken in fast-moving incidents. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Now, me personally, I haven't watched a Super Bowl since 2004, when Janet Jackson's nipple popped out during half time, and that split-second glimpse of an unrestrained black titty burned my eyes and offended me as a Christian. ❋ Bill Maher (2011)
Film critic and historian Neal Gabler recently noted that in an age of split-second social media, audiences no longer depended on the cultural elite for recommendations on what movies to see. ❋ Thane Rosenbaum (2011)
Thank goodness a life-or-death situation so very rarely calls for a split-second comedic response. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Seeking to transform her secondary experience of the depicted events into something more authentic, Garnett culls photographs of military explosions from online sources, reconstituting the harrowing, split-second images using traditional oil paint and canvas. ❋ Sharon L. Butler (2010)
And it feels like we're living in that split-second ❋ Greygirlbeast (2009)
Numbed with alcohol, I jumped back up in a split-second but I saw the wincing faces in the front row looking back at me, and Elizabeth Shannon had cupped her hands to her mouth. ❋ Steve Dennis (2011)
That said, "every player is put into a position in the tournament where he has to make a lot of split-second decisions," Larranaga said. ❋ Darren Everson (2011)
She takes my hand and begins pulling me away from the mirror, I resist for a split-second just to take myself in one last time, confirming the symmetry of my shirt, tie, dress pants—the whole ensemble. ❋ Joseph M. Owens (2011)
Then, in the same breath and within a split-second of that same thought, I was already thinking about getting wasted back in L.A.; planning the very thing that I was pushing away in my head. ❋ Steve Dennis (2011)
