The phrase "other two hours" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an additional two hours beyond the current amount of time being discussed. Example: I have been studying for four hours, and I need to study for the other two hours in order to be fully prepared for the exam.
On Nov. 18, the other two hours will have repeats of "Without a Trace" at 9 p.m. and "C.S.I.
But the other two hours of "Gillette," a play by William Hauptman at the Storm Theater, are a steep price for such a small pleasure.
And because the play was more than three hours and he only had to be onstage for an hour and 15 minutes, he spent the other two hours in a sound-proof rehearsal room practicing voicings for "Some Other Stuff," which he recorded three months after Baldwin's play opened.
"Three to four hours is just working on the potential injuries, which is shoulder, knees, my back and ankles, all the injuries in the past that I have to keep under control And then the other two hours is just pure workout".
The first hour was a bit of a rush, with oodles of awards, including the screenplay and supporting actor categories, making one wonder what would they do for the other two hours?
The other seven hours can be left to Wall Street.
(Previously, computer simulation could substitute for the other five hours).
The other four hours are occupied by busywork like tidying up.
I spent the first 15 minutes thinking it was the worst idea ever and the other three hours thinking it was one of the best.
We sit next to each other three hours a week in class and have had upwards of six conversations at the bar downtown, but no -- we ignore each other on the quad, in the library, at the gym when we are running next to each other on the treadmill...it's absurd.
The regimen was complicated, with various drugs taken throughout the day, some at least one hour before eating, others two hours after eating and another at midnight.
