| And you have allowed 48 hours to elapse without making any attempt to rectify the matter? | |
| Anyway, if... - if... then you would have to explain... why you allowed all that time to elapse... before calling for an ambulance. | |
| Four minutes elapse. The same man exits the train at the next station, Woodley Park. | |
| I estimate 10 seconds will elapse between applying pressure and the explosion. | |
| In fact, sometimes months elapse without being called "Duke" at all. | |
| And you have allowed 48 hours to elapse without making any attempt to rectify the matter? | |
| Anyway, if... - if... then you would have to explain... why you allowed all that time to elapse... before calling for an ambulance. | |
| Four minutes elapse. The same man exits the train at the next station, Woodley Park. | |
| I estimate 10 seconds will elapse between applying pressure and the explosion. | |
| In fact, sometimes months elapse without being called "Duke" at all. | |
| 154 hours, seven minutes, elapses Earth Time. | |
| But considreable time elapses, and then we find you way down there. | |
| But time elapses, and we find you at the opposite end of the corridor. | |
| I'm sorry, but you don't win the game till after an hour elapses 10 minutes still to go. | |
| Till that bad period of time elapses. You can't get her married. | |
| 154 hours, seven minutes, elapses Earth Time. | |
| But considreable time elapses, and then we find you way down there. | |
| But time elapses, and we find you at the opposite end of the corridor. | |
| I'm sorry, but you don't win the game till after an hour elapses 10 minutes still to go. | |
| Till that bad period of time elapses. You can't get her married. | |
| "Darling .." "During the six days that have elapsed since I saw you last .." "I haven't slept, I haven't eaten, and I speak only when I'm spoken to." | |
| "Forty-eight hours have elapsed and still Lieutenant Ernst Hirth... "the only surviving Nazi from the U-37, is at large. | |
| (brakes squeal, doors clatter) 2 down. 12 minutes elapsed. Callaway. You're doing great. | |
| - 3 seconds have elapsed. | |
| - Just remember... You can't take more until six hours have elapsed. | |
| Compared to someone living on the top floor of a skyscraper, someone living on the bottom experiences time elapsing a little slower because gravity is just a tiny bit stronger closer to the ground. | |
| Everything repeats in the elapsing of eternity. | |
| Now everything is elapsing in the most porfect order... at the exit, in march, thousands of workers... were surprised by the violent repression of the policemen. | |
| The last minutes of the Third Reich are elapsing; but in these last minutes people are still dying... | |
| "Darling .." "During the six days that have elapsed since I saw you last .." "I haven't slept, I haven't eaten, and I speak only when I'm spoken to." | |
| "Forty-eight hours have elapsed and still Lieutenant Ernst Hirth... "the only surviving Nazi from the U-37, is at large. | |
| (brakes squeal, doors clatter) 2 down. 12 minutes elapsed. Callaway. You're doing great. | |
| - 3 seconds have elapsed. | |
| - Just remember... You can't take more until six hours have elapsed. | |
| Compared to someone living on the top floor of a skyscraper, someone living on the bottom experiences time elapsing a little slower because gravity is just a tiny bit stronger closer to the ground. | |
| Everything repeats in the elapsing of eternity. | |
| Now everything is elapsing in the most porfect order... at the exit, in march, thousands of workers... were surprised by the violent repression of the policemen. | |
| The last minutes of the Third Reich are elapsing; but in these last minutes people are still dying... | |
