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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a long two hours" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a duration of time that felt extended or tedious, often in a context where the speaker is expressing impatience or frustration.
Example: "Waiting for the bus felt like a long two hours, especially in the cold."
Alternatives: "an eternity of two hours" or "a tedious two hours".
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It's a long two hours.
This was going to be a long two hours.
You know it may be a long two hours if the 14 children in the cast are more cute than competent.
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A long three hours it is.
"Scorched," which runs a long three hours, is hampered by Mr. Mouawad's prolix style.
The match, Surrey v Derbyshire, was entertaining enough, though I was glad we had taken stuff to read, otherwise it could have been a long seven hours.
For Peter Theodore Alphege Rees-Mogg, 11, The Wit of Cricket must have been a consolation during a long three hours of a Sunday afternoon at Chequers, even as the spring sun beat down on the Buckinghamshire countryside outside the library window.
And the evening, though a long three hours, was worth the battle, largely because of two pieces by Tatyana Baganova, in a program shared with three choreographers from the Kinetic company.
Baker added an unsettling suggestion of the supernatural to her usual microrealism in John, a long (three hours plus) but involving character study set in a bed-and-breakfast near the site of a bloody Civil War battle.
It was night time when Vanna finally returned after a long, fourteen hour day of work.
"A very long two hours.
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