Examples of using Third of the time in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A third of the time crazy.
That's over a third of the time.
A lot,but who knows how many you would have killed if you hadn't missed a third of the time.
Just a third of the time.
At this speed, we're going to be home in a third of the time.
Just under a third of the time, a weaker country wins.”.
So it takes only one third of the time.
It only takes 5 minutes which is a third of the time it takes for the water to boil.
This life after death in the sphere of the Moon Beings- who were once Earth Beings-is lived through for a third of the time of a man's life.
You know what they say… a third of the time boring, a third of the time regular.
Which doesn't seem like a long time, but if you think about it, it's about a third of the time that she's known the groom.
If peak hours are avoided,trucks could carry out their transport tasks in one third of the time compared to daytime operations.
Those in the less classy cars cut people up less than 10% of the time, but drivers in the most prestigious cars did so around one third of the time.
He quotes Stephen P. Dunn as remarking that in Occidental Mythology Campbell"writes in a curiously archaic style- full of rhetorical questions, exclamations of wonder and delight, and expostulations directed at the reader, or perhaps at the author's other self-which is charming about a third of the time and rather annoying the rest.".
However, increasing customer expectations and their changing behaviour,along with the fact that for almost a third of the time Store Assistants are not customer facing are all having a significant implication for in-store revenue and long-term loyalty and this cannot be ignored.
If you reflect that a man who does not die in childhood spends about a third of his life asleep,you will understand why the time in Kamaloka amounts approximately to a third of the time of the earthly life;
Ellwood observes that The Masks of God series"impressed literate laity more than specialists"; he quotes Stephen P. Dunn as remarking that in Occidental Mythology Campbell"writes in a curiously archaic style- full of rhetorical questions, exclamations of wonder and delight, and expostulations directed at the reader, or perhaps at the author's other self-which is charming about a third of the time and rather annoying the rest.".
When Zhijian reviewed the results he found that students chose each strategy close to one third of the time, suggesting the Nash Equilibrium theory.
There follows the condition of what is called kamaloca, the time of weaning the soul from the effects of physical, sensuous existence,which lasts about a third of the time of a person's physical life.
Have you ever come into your physical lab in the morning only to find that the nightly test suite stopped executing after one third of the time due to a board that refused to boot correctly?
Amazingly, you can stay in third gear most of the time.
This indicates the importance of the third factor, that of time.