Sentence examples for a half hours back from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a half hours back" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "half an hour back" or "an hour and a half back."
Example: "I called you half an hour back, but you didn't answer."
Alternatives: "half an hour ago" or "thirty minutes ago."

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And now I have to drive nine and a half hours back, and I have to work in the morning.

I got in my rental car, headed for the airport and flew five and a half hours back to New York.

On Thursday, Gartrell and his team traveled two and a half hours to Odessa just to practice on the artificial turf at Ratliff Stadium, stopped for dinner at a hamburger joint ("We like to do it up big time"), then drove two and a half hours back home.

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Then he would drive two-and-a-half hours back to tell me".

"It's a good two and half hours back down the road for our fans.

And, in debating that, at the end of two and a half hours of back and forth, it sounded like marriage equality was headed for a win.

It took them about three and a half hours to paddle back through the driving rain.

About three and a half hours after pushing back, the pilot did inform passengers that he was returning to the gate, as required by the rule.

Three and a half hours later, she's back.

But five and a half hours later they were back.

Then, four and a half hours later, Kristen wrote back, "After thinking about it this afternoon, it is actually very rare that Grace will make a tear.

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