split second造句

The cat disappeared in a split second.

Violation of a split second, accident in an instant.

Time such as in a split second, the very fast quick royal concubine's funeral once expects.

Time is made up of a split second product, good at using sporadic time person, will make better results.

Outside the window, the sunlight came into the atrium, and the heart opened a door in a split second.

Time is made up of a split second product, good at using sporadic time person, will make greater achievement.

When he did look he saw, in a split second of time, Mary turn her eyes away from his face.

For a split second Wormtail gazed into the apparently empty cellar, ablaze with light from the three miniature suns floating in midair.

The disciple replied, "This donkey is better than a mason, for it can break things in a split second what a mason has made over a long time."

But in a split second, Zhou Benchi falls in love with English, because he decides to study English with "Wulitou" (casual) method.

I reacted in that split second, and said, "Daddy, there's an athletic meet tomorrow at school. I want to ask them if parents are invited."

Some of the bulls weigh over 2000 pounds (900 kilos) and can throw a rider off in a split second - and may even stomp on the rider afterwards.

In a second set of experiments, a new set of 37 volunteers were presented with the 'trustworthy' and 'untrustworthy' images for a split second, while their brain activity was monitored.

I have often heard that at the time of death our whole life experience passes like a movie in front of our inner eye, in great detail, in a split second.

Somehow I saw it out of the corner of my eye and jerked her over onto my lap a split second before it crashed on the spot where she had been sitting.

For me personally, I know that life can change in a split second and it's a feeling I had because I like to live in the fast lane. I guess it's fate, but I'm not 30 yet, I shouldn't jinx myself!

Stockbrokers, for instance, make important financial decisions in split seconds in conditions that are sometimes noisy, hot and socially tense, they noted in Psychological Science, a journal.