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no time at all



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Idioms and Phrases

see in no time .
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Example Sentences

In no time at all, Amy is wandering the halls, peeking in on patients, getting underfoot.

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Here she comes out of retirement and manages, in no time at all — like, before lunch — to walk off the street and into a position of responsibility at a big-deal law firm through the sort of clockwork planning and psychological manipulation usually associated with heist movies.

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"Music is all time and no time at all. In the split second gap between sound being made and sound being heard, eternity ends."

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So, of course, it took no time at all for some political pundits to rush forward to declare that Donald Trump's historic 34 felony convictions would somehow "help" him.

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In no time at all, she was signed away to Warner Bros. and cast as a studio guide in the Oscar-nominated hit “Hollywood Canteen.â€

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