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1. that must elapse and your goal is the same
2. As the night continued to elapse, Mitchell monitored the clock in accordance to his sketchy plan of leaving the security of the quiet van, for the uncertainty the dark night provided
3. Almost six months were about to elapse and I was not serious in my studies
4. Almost one month was about to elapse I had been visiting in Rahamed chacha’s tea stall, morning and evening
5. He looked up at them both, noticed the elapse time on his computer, and smiled
6. Beginning with a “prodromal” symptom such as itching or tingling, several days may elapse before the sore will appear and become inflamed and painful
7. It is thus that the guilty prisoner looks forward to the day of his trial, thus that the condemned one awaits the hour of his execution, and it is thus that the unwilling bride counts the few days and hours which elapse before she enters on a bondage more terrible than death itself, and from which only death can release her
8. He could divorce later if he found it impossible to forgive her but a cooling off period of a month should elapse before any decision was taken
9. This is necessary for obvious reasons since you would not want time to elapse before repositioning the flowers in their new soil
10. Monte Cristo allowed a short time to elapse, and then said, "It is singular, baron, but the same idea came across me the first time I came here; it looked so gloomy I should never have bought it if my steward had not taken the matter into his own hands
11. "Inquiries are now being made at the offices, but I fear that the complete register of the stockholders of these South American concerns is in South America, and that some weeks must elapse before we can trace the shares
12. Having paid the money asked, which amounted to fifty pounds five shillings, at the usual special rate of five shillings a mile, they demanded to be shown the carriage, and at once took their seats in it, although they were assured that the better part of an hour must elapse before the line could be cleared
13. Then the eight of us sat there, each alone in our stations, watching the last fifteen minutes elapse on the countdown clock
14. The token-passing system was also deterministic, which meant that it could calculate the maximum amount of time that would elapse before a particular node could transmit
15. As the price of the underlying stock increases, the value of a call option should increase (everything else remaining unchanged, a useful assumption for this discussion but unlikely in the real world, where time will elapse even if nothing else changes), and as the price of the underlying stock decreases, the value of a call option should decrease (making the same assumption)
16. This child's whole person, her mien, her attitude, the sound of her voice, the intervals which she allowed to elapse between one word and the next, her glance, her silence, her slightest gesture, expressed and betrayed one sole idea,— fear
17. It seemed to him that she was reproaching him for having allowed so long a time to elapse without coming as far as her, and that she was saying to him: "I am coming myself
18. It might be that a long interval would elapse ere the White Whale was seen
19. He had only three-quarters of an hour left before the time appointed by his Clara would elapse
20. But one year elapses, ten, twenty years elapse, and there is no war
1. I could barely tell how much time had elapsed, when the cosmic vortex began to set in the crimson sky
2. Incidentally the Shoulderstand is especially recommended for women after childbirth after a suitable period of recuperation has elapsed, but in all cases do not prolong the posture beyond the point of absolute comfort
3. Yoga in Slow Motion is recommended for toning up the system after childbirth after a suitable rest period has elapsed following confinement
4. or had more time elapsed? Danny didn’t know
5. Their consequences have already been great; but, in the short period of between two and three centuries which has elapsed since these discoveries were made, it is impossible that the whole extent of their consequences can have been seen
6. Perhaps no time had elapsed since the being had arrived
7. Hardly any time had elapsed
8. A full half an hour before the time had elapsed, Richard and Hugh were back up in the communication room waiting with Jenny and Carol
9. A year had elapsed since our betrothal, so any date was now permitted for the wedding
10. I felt a lifetime had elapsed since I saw my mother, and I needed her desperately
11. passengers regarding the Sea King, as sufficient time had elapsed by the third day to allow her to arrive
12. Uncover the pot after the 5 minutes of boiling have elapsed, wipe the sides of the pot with a damp cloth
13. Bru might start off with a different one every day, but he tried to do all of them religiously, every second day, and not before forty-eight hours had elapsed
14. Five seconds elapsed but the door remained steadfastly shut
15. “Approximately seventeen minutes elapsed from the time of your call
16. A half-hour elapsed before they saw Oblieska outside the door of the shop, then the key turned in the lock and he stepped into the room
17. And in the years that elapsed in apostolic history, things hadn’t seemed to have changed that much
18. elapsed before the bodies were recovered
19. The peace had elapsed
20. Almost a week had elapsed since the bombing of the Sector1
21. elapsed since they had begun their journey to the upper-most
22. Fifty rounds of the fight have elapsed
23. 31 And they built the tower and the city, and they did this thing daily until many days and years were elapsed
24. Eternity seemed to have passed before Monica, while sitting fast in the dark cloud cast by the structure, but only five minutes had elapsed
25. 73 A year has elapsed to me since I have been in your house; have you seen any iniquity in me, or any thing which might cause you to demand my life?
26. ” At least 20 minutes elapsed (based on his body temperature in the January nighttime cold of about 10F) before a motorist going north called 911 on his cell phone
27. I believe two days elapsed before the memorial service
28. Hence, I was not fired “for cause,” and certainly did not quit of my own volition—although I had decided to quit and move myself to AZ when my one year had elapsed
29. 31 And they built the tower and the city and they did this thing daily until many days and years were elapsed
30. 73 A year has elapsed to me since I have been in your house; have you seen any iniquity in me or any thing which might cause you to demand my life?
31. Finally, after year-cycles of time have elapsed, or so it seems to him, the storms and flood begin to abate
32. That event featured the otter-like contestants leaping from the dock wearing a weighted pack, swimming an underwater obstacle course, attaching their pack securely to an anchored wooden plank with adhesives, and swimming back through the obstacle course to the dock, where their elapsed time was recorded
33. “The order of the final matches was decided by the total elapsed times of the semi-final matches
34. under the circumstance, the piezo buzzer elapsed time
35. A couple of minutes elapsed
36. He was astounded to hear what time had elapsed since then and decided that he would immediately have to contact “The Circle” and appraise the MD of the situation
37. What human hands could rear such a mammoth pile as now met his eyes, in the few weeks which had elapsed? Besides, the buccaneers who roamed Vilayet ceaselessly would have learned of any work going on on such a stupendous scale, and would have informed the kozaks
38. This much was indisputable: Yelaya had been replaced on the dais within the few minutes that had elapsed since Muriela had first left the chamber to be seized by Gwarunga; his ears were still tingling with the echoes of Muriela's scream, yet the Corinthian girl had vanished as if into thin air
39. After some time had elapsed, in about the middle of this second course of the meal, Jesus, looking them over, said: "I have told you how much I desired to have this supper with you, and knowing how the evil forces of darkness have conspired to bring about the death of the Son of Man, I determined to eat this supper with you in this secret chamber and a day in advance of the Passover since I will not be with you by this time tomorrow night
40. In the seventy-five years which had elapsed since he first heard the tale of empires from the lips of Arus – a long time in the life of a man, but a brief space in the tale of nations – he had welded an empire from straying savage clans, he had overthrown a civilization
41. As soon as the time elapsed I glanced back at Nelly, informing her that I was ready for more
42. The length of time that elapsed between the “Solomon Battle Group” leaving Eretz and their eventual appearance at Stonebridge had some believing that rather than attacking Stonebridge, the Solomon family had gone into hiding
43. allow this, but not before three hours have elapsed since the
44. wheel turns a mechanism which tells us the time elapsed of the
45. When a half hour has elapsed for the onions, raise the heat to moderate and add sugar
46. Close to another ten years elapsed before I began my third work, a cookbook
47. After the hour had nearly elapsed, Phillip smiled through his exhausted face, signaling his true resiliency
48. He then looked at his watch, noticing that the classes allotted time had elapsed by seven minutes; although, he respectfully awaited her final procedures in silence
49. After re-tilting his watch, he measured that nine minutes had elapsed, while stealthily exiting the tiny room
50. The time had elapsed to 1:50 A
1. time elapses before the removal of the blastula If the blastula was removed
2. There’s a whole lot of time that elapses between this song and the last
3. , 20-period) moving average, the MACD fast line crosses the zero line from the divergent state, or an extended period of time (10+ bars) elapses
4. The more time that elapses after the price spike without any news, the more likely there is no cat and no bag and the rumour is false
5. But one year elapses, ten, twenty years elapse, and there is no war
1. 9 However, the cost of equipment and materials on oil-producing properties is often written off through the depletion charge (which is based on the barrels produced) instead of the depreciation account (which is based on the time elapsing)