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1873 examples of Minute in a sentence

I loved it the minute the Elvis Pompadoured hero pulls out a samurai sword during a shoot-out.
I didn't believe for a minute that Matthau knew the first thing about being a dentist.
It is a surprising movie that gets you in your chair waiting for the last minute of the film, leaving on your leaps a sweet taste of: ... I want more!
If you have the opportunity of getting your hands on this excellent film, don't wait for another minute: just see the film!
The BBC and HBO teamed up to create "Dirty War", a 90 minute TV movie about a terrorist "dirty bomb" attack in London.
Done on a spare change budget of twenty bucks tops, this cheapie thirteen minute short cheerfully parodies George Lucas' legendary '77 sci-fi blockbuster "Star Wars" in the most infectiously dumb way imaginable.
Lots of blood, steel, silver, burning and exploding bodies provide an enjoyable :) 110 minute distraction.
They usually center around one single twist, clocking in generally at the 40 minute mark, and resolution is neatly wrapped up in the 15 minutes thereafter.
Tiny Toons is the first cartoon I remember watching as a child and I loved every minute of it.
Burt Reynolds plays Sharky in "Sharky's Machine" and I enjoyed every minute of it.
I loved every minute of it so much that I kicked a guy two seats away from me in a fit of laughter lol!!! very embarrassing!
HW has earned its niche among parody classics and is not only a riotous little 20 minute short but a staple in low budget film production classes, which is where a lot of the film's cult status is derived from and resides.
If seen today, almost all of them are hopelessly dull and very, very short--often less than one minute long!
About as hilarious as 50s British comedy can get, THE BELLES OF ST TRINIAN'S has almost a gag a minute... and at 91 minutes makes for a terrific time.
I just saw this film last night, and I have to say that I loved every minute.
I had the privilege of being one of the Still photographers on the set of "Grand Champion" and enjoyed every minute of the 42 days I worked on the movie.
The movie basically consists of dialogs but I wasn't bored a minute.
If you notice the early episodes of 30 Minute Meals you will see a completely different personality than in those of the past few years.
While the 30 minute heist sequence is the most famous part of the movie(and rightfully so)the film actually gets better afterward.The director Jules Dassin knew what he was doing when he decided to not have any music during the heist scene or the final shootout, but instead inserted a great climactic score during Tony's final ride towards his destiny.
Comparisons with Red Dwarf are inevitable, since the first seasons of Red Dwarf were also shot on a low budget (although Commander's Log has to set some kind of record for the least amount of money spent per minute of air time), and thus have to make up for the lack of "eye candy" with good writing and acting.
So much for conservation huh, Al? Anyway, it takes a mere minute to subjectively look at "An Inconvenient Truth" & discover the main fundamental flaw.
What's really strange is that towards the end of the movie it turns into like a 5 minute western, and at the end, the twists, of which their were several, don't make sense with the rest of the movie.
Yvonne De Carlo, a wonderful comedienne and essential to the series, is completely wasted - she has less time here in this 90 minute movie than she did in any single 30 minute episode.
On the plus side this little mother gives us Tom Savini, but since his acting range is limited to two minutes screen-time, his five minute presence seems a tad long.
She takes a taxi to Giza and catching her first glimpse of the pyramids, gushes in ecstasy: 'But they're so BIG!!!!' Barf! OK, so that was the script, but she takes to the banality too readily, giving the impression that it is her natural element, which I don't doubt for a minute.
To grasp where this 1976 version of A STAR IS BORN is coming from consider this: Its final number is sung by Barbra Streisand in a seven minute and forty second close-up, followed by another two-and-half-minute freeze frame of Ms. Streisand -- striking a Christ-like pose -- behind the closing credits.
The shots of a person standing there doing nothing for up to a minute are hilarious and there's plenty of them.
I stayed thinking it had to get better but instead it got worse by the minute.
How do they figure out all the clues and riddles in about a minute?
The flashback scene almost made me vomit because it made me re-live one extra minute of footage from earlier in the movie.
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