Sentences with phrase «rather than a couple of hours»

Not exact matches

Heck, I wasn't even planning on baking this cake at all until a couple of hours ago, but since it can be difficult for me to predict when a baking mood will hit and when I'll have some ingredients on hand that I'd like to use up rather than toss out, it looks like we find ourselves with a freshly baked fall cake as a little bonus recipe this week.

I would suggest either soaking them overnight rather than just a couple of hours or use canned beans.

However, there are some cruises that you can take that will allow you to stay at a destination for a couple of days rather than just a few hours.

This is only temporary; in a couple weeks, the «witching hours» will be a thing of the past, but until then it is best to work with them, rather than fight again them.

Affliction could be their (Nolte, Coburn) finest couple of hours on film; they do seem to be father and son, rather than actors playing these roles.

What I will say though is while Cave Story + is a rather cool game you can blitz through in a couple of hours (depending on what kind of a difficulty you choose,) be prepared to play through it more than once as there are many different endings to experience, but the levels are wonderfully designed so re-experiencing them more than once won't be an issue.

From the beautiful and intimate score by Mychael Danna, to the inspired production design by David Gropman, to the pitch perfect performances by Suraj Sharma, Irrfan Patel and others, this movie is one of those rare films that brings its audience a mesmerizing experience rather than just a couple of hours of entertainment.

It's simple left or right choices struggle to keep you engaged for more than a couple of hours, but it doesn't need to because in that time you'll have played something rather special with a fun overarching narrative that most people will find themselves driven to uncover.

I can't believe there's any overall environmental benefit to me growing it rather than buying it at the store, but fresh produce tastes a hundred times better if you eat it within a couple hours of taking it out of the ground.

Further to my last post on the climate at Heathrow a couple of hours ago, I have now analysed the weather there and at Oxford since 1958 using annual rather than monthly data on sun, rain, CO2, and mean maximum temperature.

Aside from the obvious advantages of allowing folks to avoid rush hour, and on a community level to spread folks» travel out over the day, rather than squeeze it in to a couple of hectic hours, there are plenty of other advantages to a more flexible schedule.

Yes, that's rather tongue in cheek, because I'm very aware that there is often more to the problem than a couple running out of hours in the day.