countdown - use in sentences

Converse of object

  • begin: London, which hosted the Olympic Games in 1948, today began the countdown to welcoming the flame to the capital on 26th June.
  • watch: Or is it simply eating your favorite kind of cookie whilst watching Countdown with a hot water bottle in a really comfy chair?
  • display: To display countdown to a specific date ( past or future ) use the parameter cdt to specify the target date.
  • start: The countdown timer involves only two commands: start countdown from?
  • give: The clock above gives the countdown to the new season.
  • do: After the main course Graham did a countdown from ten before we cut the cake.

Adjective modifier

  • final: Europe - The Final Countdown Come in Matt Bellamy, we have your number.
  • historical: The Illuminati Chronicles Part 1 A historical countdown to the New World Order More.. .
  • second: A five second countdown precedes the actual start of recording.

Modifies a noun

  • timer: The bombs also have a countdown timer which is shown on them.
  • clock: ONS had a countdown clock in the foyer of Drummond Gate office.
  • marker: They must also provide evidence of support for the use of countdown markers by the police.
  • sequence: Countdown sequence initiated Phase 2 Shelter retracted and missile erected.
  • time: A simple set of controls allow you to start timing or set a countdown time with an optional alarm.

Noun used with modifier

  • chart: We have here a line-up of clips of the Radio 1 chart countdown.
  • minute: An example of this would be: A ten minute countdown to the start.
  • money: The money countdown continues, now only £ 3000 to raise and 5 months to do it!
  • week: During the two weeks countdown the team increased to include various other people with specific responsibilities.
  • day: It is an initiative to challenge the oil industry throughout the 100 day countdown to Kyoto climate conference in december 1997.
  • year: Got a wild impulse to get away for the big end of year countdown?

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