Iran had fought for eight years without securing even a modest change of the boundaries, and yet in three weeks, American forces had managed to march into Baghdad.
The battle appears to have been the boldest rebel attack yet in five weeks of renewed fighting in Yemen's remote and mountainous Sadah Province, near the border with Saudi Arabia.
Yet in three weeks—a shorter time than the first Gulf war needed, shorter even than the one in Afghanistan did the American-led coalition has, stunningly, achieved most of its military aims.Inevitably, the reckoning of war is going on in Washington, DC, too.
And yet, in six weeks Santa arrives.
Neither horse is an obvious addition to the list of 2,000 Guineas winners, though Tasleet could yet go to Newmarket in two weeks' time if Sheikh Hamdan al Maktoum, his owner, does not have a more obvious contender.
Yet after she privately raised $20,000 in two weeks, she said the administration ordered her to use football's weight coach.
In two weeks time, yet again, I will join myriad disparate marchers, with a basket of 20 dozen roses to throw to the cheering crowd.
And it's no over yet, as Hookdwinked Too is coming in two weeks, which will then lead into the summer.
The NFL season starts in two weeks, and yet Colin Kaepernick ― the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback who spent the 2016 season kneeling through the national anthem to protest racism and police killings of black Americans ― still doesn't have a job.
Yet with his team still three points from safety, McDermott admits he is still searching for yet more players before the window shuts in two weeks' time.
