| From the first diamond discovery in Canada to the opening of the first diamond mine, why did so much time pass? |
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| He and his dummies kept the crowd involved and enthralled with their jokes and magic making the time pass quickly. |
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| He audited a couple of classes and worked part time to make the time pass. |
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| Norway is pleased that the Security Council will for the first time pass a resolution on small arms and light weapons. |
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| In between, luxuriant stretches of time pass in which there is no action at all. |
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| On the contrary, we take leave of ourselves and of our creative capacity and let time pass us by. |
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| It is certainly a polemical topic and perhaps it would be better to let time pass in order to make a more objective analysis. |
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| The offenders are motivated by the wages they earn, and this work helps to make time pass. |
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| However, thank God, these occasions grow less frequent as the days go on, and they will in time pass away altogether, I trust. |
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| However, others want victim services to let some time pass so that the victim is less overwhelmed by the experience. |
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| My father was untroubled, my mother happy to see time pass without anything upsetting the even temper of domestic life. |
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| If you let time pass without studying my word, I, who am time, will surprise you. |
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| I didn't even see the time pass during the 5 hours of the contest. |
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| The ruling elite is scandalously indifferent to the suffering of ordinary North Koreans generations at a time pass through the country's miserable gulags but it is punctiliously conscious of its own dignity. |
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| You can play game after game without noticing time pass. |
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| In the former chamber a cheerful fire was burning, whilst a newspaper supplied by a kindly non-com helped to make the time pass quickly when in the lock-up. |
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| She enjoys spending time with family, loving her six beautiful granddaughters, reading, sewing, gardening and volunteering seems to make the time pass very quickly. |
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| Let enough time pass, and things become a little ghostly. |
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| What made time pass quickly was Mr. Bronfman's astonishing performance. |
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| I pointed out to him that, as personal notes could be accessed by readers and researchers, one should let a certain period of time pass before putting them in public domain. |
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| Only the preselected photocell is activated to prevent the times of athletes who at the same time pass at other intermediate stations from being taken. |
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