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Discover Ludwig"tons of hours" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It means a large amount of time or many hours. Example: "I spent tons of hours studying for my final exams."
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"I used to work tons and tons of hours," she said.
"The guys worked tons of hours — they were always there," said Nicole Koerner, 30, who lives across the street from one of the homes.
Today, everyone sends thousands of emails, attends hundreds of meetings and puts in tons of hours.
You are ready to take on the world, work tons of hours, and pay your dues.
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I've spent a ton of hours on my appropriations committee.
You might spend a ton of hours making a prototype, or even a really polished product, but you still toss it at the end of the quarter," Riihiluoma said.
These people put in a ton of hours and a lot of them got great results because of it.
"[A]s a single mom, I already work a ton of hours to make ends meet," she said.
I have found two specific areas that are cost effective and have saved me a ton of hours and reduced stress.
I've logged a ton of hours studying the "special" intricacies of this show and consider myself proficient in both the logistics needed and emotions best suited for a journey to find love.
It all starts with the strategy, and if the strategy you're using is broken and ill-conceived you're going to waste a ton of hours and even risk extreme PR backlash from your efforts.
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