Examples of using Almost two hours in English and their translations into Russian
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Almost two hours.
It's been almost two hours.
Almost two hours now.
I haven't eaten in almost two hours.
Took me almost two hours to get here.
I waited for you for almost two hours.
It took us almost two hours to get out here.
Guests cheering It's been almost two hours.
Well, it took almost two hours, but it's finished.
The meeting lasted for almost two hours.
It's recorded almost two hours and… and the battery just died! Dammit!
We haven't heard from them in almost two hours.
The whole process takes almost two hours before entering the next stage.
What phone doesn't move one inch for almost two hours?
It's been almost two hours since Joe Carroll took hostages inside death row.
She's been out almost two hours.
It had been almost two hours since Heart of Kiran dropped them on the surface.
We have been here almost two hours now.
He talked for almost two hours to this group of fifty believers and answered a score of questions.
Cause nobody got to me for almost two hours.
Kirtana and bhajans go on for almost two hours, and many visitors join in to pull Their Lordship's swing.
You have kept your word for almost two hours.
In a match with Ukrainian,which lasted almost two hours and ended in the first half of the night, the Spaniard admitted 68 unforced errors.
We have been down here almost two hours.
For almost two hours President Préval conversed with the independent expert about the thorny questions on his agenda and the reforms he has planned.
He was supposed to discharge Ike almost two hours ago.- We kept paging him.
The winner was a participant from Turkey who smoked his pipe for almost two hours.
Says on the chart the mother was here for almost two hours before she was brought into the OR.
It knocked the power out,including the alarms, for almost two hours.
For almost two hours the group of citizens, including Mr. González Leyva, obstructed the delivery of important medical services in the hospital, including emergency services, thereby imperilling the lives of many patients, including a number of children.