minute mark

British

/ ˈmɪnɪt /

noun

the symbol ′ used for minutes of arc and linear feet

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Example Sentences

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“It’s hard for me to start, at the rotation that Bron has, for me to stay around that 20-25 minute mark,” said Reaves, who played 21 minutes and 46 seconds.

From Los Angeles Times

Passing the 8-hour mark-and-thirty-two minute mark, Jeffries set a record for longest speech in House history, breaking the previous record set by former Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy in 2021.

From Salon

Pompey goalkeeper Will Norris came to his side's aid just after the 30 minute mark, denying McAtee who raced through on goal and after the break the visitors continued to look dangerous.

From BBC

You suspect Robert Vilahamn will probably make a couple of changes on the 60 minute mark.

From BBC

Australia broke the deadlock on the 15 minute mark, when some weak Welsh tackling allowed the ball to be shipped out wide for returning wing Maya Stewart to cross.

From BBC

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