2 Hours

I split the men in 2 platoons. 4 hours on, 4 hours off.

The film lasted 2 hours.

We will call you every 2 hours.

What the hell were you doing in his office for 2 hours?

The ceiling will take 2 hours, at least.

It took me 2 hours to finish the essay.

More than 2 hours to put all the eggs.

Fine. You know, that detour'll cost us 2 hours.

Right. That's why he kept you for 2 hours.

It was reported that staff are on duty in the infirmary 24 hours a day, while the doctor is present 2 hours a day and the pharmacist works 8 hours.

By car, it takes 2 hours to get to my uncle's house.

Increase of 2 hours per aircraft month to support in situ registration and disarmament of UNITA personnel

Put in hours and hours of planning.

As the satellites were being operated in tandem, ERS 2 could visit a site 24 hours after ERS 1.

As the satellites are being operated in tandem, ERS 2 can visit a site 24 hours after ERS 1.

In two hours.

However, the total driving time must not exceed 90 hours within a period of 2 consecutive weeks.

It takes me an hour to feed him, 30 minutes to prepare it, 41 2 hours a day

2. At 2400 hours Moscow time on 30 November 1995, there were no space objects that had ceased to exist in Earth orbit in November 1995.

2. At 2400 hours Moscow time on 31 March 1996, there were no space objects that had ceased their existence in Earth orbit in March 1996.

2. At 2400 hours Moscow time on 31 December 1996, no space objects were found to have ceased to exist in Earth orbit in December 1996.

2 Domestic regulations of every State shall fix a minimum working age, as well as working conditions and hours.

2. The following space object ceased to exist in December 1995 and was no longer in Earth orbit at 2400 hours Moscow time on 31 December 1995

2. The following space objects ceased to exist in February 1996 and were no longer in Earth orbit at 2400 hours Moscow time on 29 February 1996

2. The following space objects ceased to exist in September 1995 and were no longer in Earth orbit at 2400 hours Moscow time on 30 September 1995

2. The following space object ceased to exist in October 1995 and was no longer in Earth orbit at 2400 hours Moscow time on 31 October 1995

2. The following space object ceased to exist in May 1996 and was no longer in Earth orbit at 2400 hours Moscow time on 31 May 1996

2. The following space object ceased to exist in June 1996 and was no longer in Earth orbit at 2400 hours Moscow time on 30 June 1996

2. At 2400 hours Moscow time on 31 July 1996, no space objects had been found to have ceased to exist in Earth orbit in July 1996.

2. At 2400 hours Moscow time on 31 October 1996, no space objects had been found to have ceased to exist in Earth orbit in October 1996.

2. The following space objects ceased to exist in November 1996 and were no longer in Earth orbit at 2400 hours Moscow time on 30 November 1996

2. The following space object ceased to exist in January 1997 and was no longer in Earth orbit at 2400 hours Moscow time on 31 January 1997

2. At 2400 hours Moscow time on 28 February 1997, no space objects had been found to have ceased to exist in Earth orbit in February 1997.

2. The following space objects ceased to exist in March 1997 and were no longer in Earth orbit at 2400 hours Moscow time on 31 March 1997

2. At 2400 hours Moscow time on 30 April 1997, no space objects had been found to have ceased to exist in Earth orbit in April 1997.

It took hours and hours.

We'll meet in three hours.

Yes, Grandma, in two hours.

She waited for hours and hours.

Twice. 8 hours, nearly 9 hours.

For that I'd expect you to come to the laboratory at least 3 times per week, separately for 2 hours.

I'm hours late. Hours late? What for?

It is also clear that, utilizing the experience and data from the previous years, aviation procurement planning by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations has reduced the unused block hours from 40 per cent of all contracted hours in 1993 to approximately 2 per cent in 1997.

It is also clear that, utilizing the experience and data from previous years, aviation procurement planning by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations has reduced the amount of unused block hours from 40 per cent of all contracted hours in 1993 to 2 per cent in 1997.