His voluminous momentous scribbled notes for journals, letters, took so much time just stopped on log or ground or rock ing chair), and beholding one flower along the way could take hours.
Why, for example, did it take so much time for Jewish resistance to erupt into outright refusal and rebellion?
For a movie that takes so much time bashing us over the head with the obvious notion that Steve Jobs loved innovation above all else, it offers absolutely nothing new either to film-making or his story.
Mr. Armstrong stopped attending classes at LaGuardia Community College for two semesters and took so much time off from work to deal with the court case that he earned a negative job review.
For instance, the weight-optimizing enterprise might take so much time for certain persons that, by the time they reach an optimal weight, other obstacles have come into play (e.g. maternal age over 35, loss of a willing reproductive partner, etc).
"This is not a sustainable project for us, just because it takes so much time and resource to coordinate this," Ballou said.
To my dying day I will not understand that it took so much time for the rescue workers to be allowed to do their difficult jobs and that human remains should be used in a political game," he said.
This is known as Brooks's Law, and it is taken as gospel by programmers because it is usually true: it takes so much time for new coders to comprehend the system that they're supposed to be fixing that typically it would have been faster not to include them at all.
It takes so much time for a town controlled by ISIS to come back to life but in Jalawla it has happened quickly".
