,
in less than no time
, auch:
in next to no time
, auch:
in no time at all
The idea came to him in a flash, and he couldn't stop himself.
She would be gone in a flash of light, taken.
Then he brought us here in a flash of light.
In a flash she'll be on the phone to the police.
We set up again and he came at me in a flash.
The whole history of the man came back to me in a flash.
And then in a flash they were no longer any such thing.
She'll take your money in a flash if you break up with her.
The game was far from played out, and everything could still turn against her in a flash.
My eyes came open and in a flash, I knew.
More important, would they turn against her in times to come?
He has been in and out several times since then.
In better times they could maybe take the company public.
I'll stay by your side in good times and bad.
He was a good friend to me in difficult times.
Probably one of them was in former times once higher.
We had to, because in hard times everyone's eyes get better or at least good enough.
The question was whether they would break through in time.
Well, 2011 is the year we live in last time I looked.
I hope you'll be able to use them in time.
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