Examples of using "2h30" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'll be back at 2:30.
- It's almost 2:30.
- It's nearly half past two.
- We'll be there at 2:30.
- We'll be there at half past two.
I'll be there at 2:30.
Our flight leaves at 2:30.
Will you be ready by 2:30?
I've been waiting since 2:30.
We'll meet at 2:30.
I have to be there at 2:30.
I should be back here by 2:30.
Tell them I'll be there by 2:30.
I need to know before 2:30.
Tom promised to be back by 2:30.
I'll do that at 2:30.
I've been waiting since 2:30.
I suggest you wait until 2:30.
I do that every day at 2:30.
I want to get home before 2:30.
I have to be at the station by 2:30.
Tom usually gets home at 2:30.
Tom is leaving at 2:30, isn't he?
You said to come at 2:30, didn't you?
Tom wants to speak to you at 2:30.
It's 2:30 now.
Tom got back home before 2:30.
Can you wait until 2:30 this afternoon?
Tom needed to be ready by 2:30.
I was with Tom from 8:30 to 2:30.
Are you sure we have to be there by 2:30?
I know who was in Tom's office at 2:30.
Tom has to finish this work by 2:30.
Tom called Mary at 2:30 in the afternoon.
Tom has already been told to be here tomorrow at 2:30.
I didn't think you'd be finished doing that by 2:30.
Tom and Mary met in front of the museum at 2:30.
You'll arrive at 2.30 and Mary will arrive a bit later.
Tom has to clean his room before 2:30.
I'll wait for you until 2:30.