"I've been here two hours already!" you complain.
"How about we walk up Pickle Street?" What was Pammy trying to do? Cripple her? They'd been out for two hours already.
You get there at 9 a.m. and the rich bankers who you want to hurl insults at and change their worldview have been at work for two hours already.
They'd carried us and a load of trekking gear for five hours already that day, on a grueling ascent from the Fenouillèdes Valley, shimmering in the hot sun far below.
We skirt the desert to our south, Indian Rajasthan and Jaisalmer not more than three hours away through the dunes, if the border had not been closed for decades, moving quickly, as if surging toward food and rest, having driven ten hours already, down to the farm where I am to live much of my life these next twenty-five years.
Her first appearance on the big screen, in "Fourteen Hours," already fits the bill; in fur coat, veil, and pearls, she is helped through a gridlock of cars, in a hurry to get to the lawyers' office, where her divorce will be finalized.
To that end, he passed Marlon the maple syrup and said, in his high-pitched but newly determined tones, "You know, guys, we've driven six hours already and, well, we haven't talked at all about what happened back there".
They are the kings of time, too, wisely marinating their salmon for twenty-four hours, already savoring the triumph to come, while we splash on the fish sauce, the lime juice, and the tarlike lees from the bottom of the soy bottle, poke the flesh with a stub of lemongrass for ten minutes, and then, as much from sheer boredom as famine, head for the stove.
Here's the live copy, which will hopefully be updated by the time you read this (it's been over two hours already, though).
We've been in this city for three hours, and already I have a very good feeling about it.
