It rained for hours and hours.

So off they go and she's squealing and squeezing him and laughing and having a wonderful time.

It has been raining heavily for three hours.

It stopped snowing an hour ago.

It rained like mad for about a half hour.

The jumpmasters start to check the door.

Thirtyseven inches of rain in 24 hours.

We see more intense droughts.

It'll take hours to get down.

It has snowed for two days.

The vertical elements are assigned a specific hour of the day.

However, there's a basic arithmetic problem here.

I'm free.

I have some time.

I have time.

Get out!

Let's interpret the 0.229 in the context of the question we asked.

Well, carbon is part of a cycle.

I play tennis an hour a day.

That is, not right away.

The label went away for me here.

Do you have some time?

So this path takes her a hours to travel.

So it takes her a hours.

You just have time.

It began to rain heavily more than three hours ago.

So at 25.00 per hour, in order to make 15.00, you've got to work 15 25, so it's 3 5 of an hour.

Are you getting off?

We've got a choice before us.

It has been raining for seven full days.

To the dust of time that falls on everything.

In the winter of 2004, it rained in Death Valley.

The first class begins at 8 30.

Do you have the time?

Do you have some time?

I'll be back in two hours.

I'll finish it in one hour.

TK

We have plenty of time.

We've got plenty of time.

Drop your feet careful.

The Redwood species seems to exist in another kind of time not human time, but what we might call Redwood time.

Go on down here.

Less than an hour.

It kept on raining for a week.