Tokio certainly makes one very sleepy, and also demands the expenditure of much time to get a small result.
I find as I have to speak so slowly to be clear, that there isn't much time in an hour.
It is easy to speak in an interpreted address, because there is so much time to think between the paragraphs; but I am sure it has not the same effect on an audience as the direct address.
He has made a regular set at me," Halleck wrote, "and if I had not fooled away so much time already on law and on leather, I should like to fool away a little more on such a cause as this.
Much time I have wasted, and would fain save others from wasting, in trying to form a Melanesian mind into a given direction into which it ought, as I supposed, to have travelled, but which nevertheless it refused to follow.
So much time devoted to the planning of the children's room, may give the impression that the room is of more importance than the librarian.
American Library Association did not give much time to the subject till the Boston conference of 1879, when a whole session was devoted to schools, libraries, and fiction (L.
For even if juvenile books are classified on the shelves, much time is wasted in going through many indexes.
As all met in one place, much time would be spent on the journey.
That all the organic bodies of our globe are veritable productions of nature, which she has created in succession at the end of much time.
Mr. TRACY regretted that so much time should be lost on trifling subjects.
She's beyond any of the women I've wasted somuch time on.
Much time I have to practice it in our present plight!
I keep very busy, but I have not so much time as I had last summer.
The Motor Boys were so called because they spent so much time in or about vehicles that depended on gasoline motors for their activity.
The chums and their comrades spent much time in the different huts, where they were entertained and could get hot chocolate, candy or chewing gum--rations not then issued by the army commissary.
Besides, the cinders fall on the bread of meal, which causes much delay in the eating, because so much time is necessary in scraping them off, and even at the best, I often get more of ashes than is pleasant to the taste.
Coventry, and then come home, and Hewer read it to me while I take it in long-hand to present, which saves me much time.
Thence weary of losing so much time I to the office, and thence presently down to Deptford; but to see what a consternation there is upon the water by reason of this great press, that nothing is able to get a waterman to appear almost.
Andrew and Jeanie, after a few years, retired to a snug farm within easy distance of The Chase, at which place, for one reason or other, they spent nearly as much time as at home.
But my friend Effingham and I are tied to time to get home, and as we’re going overland we haven’t much time to spare.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "much time" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
