| Thorpe has been robbed of a chance to defend his 400m freestyle title in Athens after being disqualified for a false start. |
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| The justice system grinds slowly and gets off to many a false start, but it ends up triumphant. |
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| Under pressure from animal rights activists seeking to disrupt the race he raised the tape, but a technical failure led to a clear false start. |
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| A fiasco involving the starting tape led to a false start being called but most of the field were oblivious and carried on. |
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| After a false start, a carafe or two of water and a little recuperative snooze, Eva and I finally spoke the international language of love. |
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| Friday was a bit of a false start as the contractions, if that is indeed what they were died away on Saturday. |
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| If any of these five conditions is missing, confusion, anxiety, slow progress, frustration or a false start will result. |
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| Any addition false start will subject the violators to a penalty of 20 seconds. |
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| Note: The right of protest and appeal shall apply whether or not a false start control apparatus is used. |
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| It really does look as if the false start of the early 1990s can be put behind us. |
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| After a false start attempting to farm cotton, he got into the diamond business – and made heaps of money. |
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| A false start would not be in the interests of the existing Members or the new ones. |
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| Mavis and Stella aren't happy about my false start of five minutes ago, and the tabbies are sitting side by side, noses in the air, on the middle of the kitchen counter. |
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| False Starts: In Long Track Speed Skating only one false start is allowed per pair. |
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| I'm trying to focus and not to false start, fall at the line or basically walk instead of run out of the blocks as I sometimes do because any of these things could happen. |
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| With every false start on the long road to peace, economists have been besieged with calls asking whether the latest political move will prove the tonic the economy needs. |
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| After the umpteenth false start and the gazillionth freaky camera angle, it becomes apparent there's time to nap between things that happen that mean something. |
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| Thick electric guitar cuts in on the refrain, a false start that teases at a closing firestorm, but shuts down instead, bowing to the pastoral glow of the verses. |
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| After a false start in his master's style he began a series of large pictures with themes drawn from French history painted in an eclectic manner. |
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| Below this limit any movement of reaction is considered to be premature and places the runner in a false start situation. |
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| The starter alone shall judge whether to stop the race in case of a false start. |
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| In case of a false start, a new call up procedure and gridding will be done. |
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| This on its own, is sufficient basis to critique the agreement as a false start for a development round. |
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| The Starter may designate the Assistant Starter to call the skaters back in case of a false start. |
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| After a false start against India, Canada recorded a time of 36.431, to move them to the bronze medal race against India. |
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| A false start shall be indicated by a double pistol shot, a double-whistle or a double bell-chime. |
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| Although she won her semi-final heat, she was disqualified from the finals for a double false start. |
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| Begin reading at the wrong base and the whole message will be gobbledegook which could easily include false start and stop signals. |
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| As long as this is not the case, short term market rallies lack the necessary support to call this market a bottom, even if I won't exclude more of this false start in the near future. |
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| For the shameless plug it was, it was an elongated false start, eventually boring even the most faithful boogieing young fan. |
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| A single frack at Cuadrilla's Preese Hall site on the Fylde in 2011 produced good flow results, says Vaughan, but it also produced two small earthquakes, a government investigation and a false start for the company. |
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| Webber overtook Vettel at the start, but both were overtaken by Fernando Alonso, who was later given a penalty for a false start. |
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| After a false start towards the Red Sea, they sailed to the Strait of Malacca. |
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| Olympic silver medalist Jason Richardson was disqualified for a false start and Olympic bronze medalist Hansle Parchment was seventh. |
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| Although we have had references to fetal alcohol syndrome in past throne speeches and some moneys have been appropriated for public education, in this budget we have had yet again a false start. |
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| It is up to the starter, with the information which comes to him from the false start control unit, to call the runners back in the case of a false start. |
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| The starter shall stop the race for a false start by a double pistol shot, for example, one of the riders anticipates the start or if the rider on the inside of the track fails to take the lead. |
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| Pristina's election was a false start that will not lead anywhere. |
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| Either we were mistaken or that was a false start. |
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| A false start occurs when, before the appropriate signal is given, a competitor under the starter's orders moves forward from the prescribed position. |
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| Even these five instances are open to another interpretation, not as adnominal determiner, but as markers of hesitation and false start, which abound with some speakers. |
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| My mistimed leap was declared a false start since I leaped before the gun. |
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| A false start was declared, but lack of communication between course officials meant that 30 out of the 39 jockeys did not realise and began to race. |
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| False start II does not actively mis-signal what the new chapter is about. |
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