Sentence examples for the whole half from inspiring English sources

"I can't believe she ran the whole half marathon because she's actually really lazy," she said.

The play makes up in ideas for what it lacks in action but, like the whole Half Life experience, cries out for a sense of resolution.

"It took us the whole half to try to get our focus back," said Nick Van Exel, the Maverick reserve guard who made only 5 of 16 shots.

"If you look at the Alps, there is only one spot in the whole half circle where you can cross in one step," the Swiss historian and journalist Helmut Stalder, the author of "Mythos Gotthard," told me.

That was the impression if you sat through the whole half hour; the Cameron slogans may grate less for the majority who only catch brief clips on the news.

Yet ministers insist that food banks are nothing to do with the welfare state (the programme did not even get into the issue of job centres referring clients to food banks; you suspect they could have devoted the whole half hour to unpicking government platitudes on food poverty).

I'm on the couch for the whole half-hour show.

Then, incredibly, the whole half-minute was repeated in instant replay.

Through the whole half-hour show, Edith looks very haggard and acts a whole lot older than I feel now at 48.

Relative to a reported $150m£97m7m) production budget, the numbers are soft, but the film does have the whole half-term holiday ahead of it.

He said, "We could get the deal down to below $25 per square foot gross for the whole half-million square feet on a 10-year lease".