Examples of using "Mezz'ora" in a sentence and their english translations:
I've got half an hour.
Half an hour passed.
We'll call back in thirty minutes.
- Please wait for thirty minutes.
- Please wait half an hour.
It took half an hour.
We start in half an hour!
- Tom waited thirty minutes.
- Tom waited for thirty minutes.
You're half an hour late.
He will be here in half an hour.
She kept him waiting half an hour.
I have already waited for half an hour.
We'll see each other in half an hour.
I've been waiting for half an hour.
Give me thirty minutes.
We're only thirty minutes behind schedule.
Tom left half an hour ago.
It's a half hour till lunch.
We're about thirty minutes behind schedule.
She made me wait for half an hour.
You should have left half an hour earlier.
You said that half an hour ago.
- I'll be back in half an hour.
- I'll be back in 30 minutes.
- I'll come back in half an hour.
I run to the toilet every thirty minutes.
We leave in half an hour.
- I have already waited nearly half an hour.
- I've already waited nearly half an hour.
It took us half an hour to set up the tent.
Our train was thirty minutes late.
I think we should wait another half an hour.
The dishes can be washed in half an hour.
- She kept me waiting for 30 minutes.
- She kept me waiting for half an hour.
The train is about a half-hour overdue.
With half an hour on this treadmill you'll work up a pretty good sweat.
Tom waited half an hour and then left.
It took me half an hour to work out this problem.
I woke up thirty minutes ago.
Tom practices playing the violin at least thirty minutes every day.
After 30 minutes of me just nodding and listening,
I run to the toilet every thirty minutes.
He arrived half an hour late, so everyone was angry with him.
The first half an hour clearing away the odds and ends, at the train station,
Tom left here about thirty minutes ago.
- Tom told me that I was thirty minutes late.
- Tom told me I was thirty minutes late.