The investigation will go on for months.

And they sat on it for months actually.

They kept Fadil in the hospital for months.

Sami could wait for months.

And I was in the hospital for months.

You're willing to be away for months?

Sami didn't hear anything from Layla for months.

It totally dominated her imagination for months.

It's been on my mind for months. What's going to be our future?

For too many years I have waited.

Her school did not open the next morning, nor would it for months.

He was detained and tortured for months, until his confession and sentence.

Then? They won't be able to do sports for months because of the suspension.

It is an arbitrary censorship which has even attacked blogs that have been inactive for months.

The siege has been going on for months with the death tolls on both sides of the conflict adding up daily.

The momentum created in this Hall must be maintained for the months and years ahead.

Maybe for months, thinking how that rope'll feel around your neck.

So I scraped the slime off and sent it to Aberdeen, and said, You might try that.

So she suffers in silence for months on end only to pull a carving knife on him one day at the family picnic?

The antagonism between President Mahinda Rajapaksa and the now retired General Sarath Fonseka has been in the making for months.

It generates the force a piece of paper would have on your hand, incredibly light, but it can run for months and years, providing that very gentle push.

Some have far fewer young and take much better care of them, brooding their precious cargo for days, even months.

Their adoption was the culmination of months of extensive preparation and intensive negotiations among delegations at the International Meeting.

Nothing beats a dip in the cool waters of Rio de Janeiro's world famous beaches on a hot Sunday morning.

We go out for months at a time and drill into the sea bed to recover sediments that tell us stories of climate change, right.

It generates the force a piece of paper would have on your hand, incredibly light, but it can run for months and years, providing that very gentle push.

Even a nearly odourless material such as wood may build up a strong smell if kept in a closed box for months.

It has been estimated that over 80 percent of the autographed items of famous American sports players being sold over the Internet are fakes.

Because I've been out talking to these customers for weeks or months, and I know that they actually value my feature set, my value proposition, more than my competitor's.

Over time, these print shops will replace thousands of stores carrying millions of items, some of which sit around for months waiting to be bought.

For over a month we've had to sit and observe a destructive war which will compromise any prospects of progress in the Gaza Strip and dash any hopes for long term peace in the Middle East for months, possibly even years to come.

This might be somewhat difficult to grasp now that we use the word awesome to describe a new app or a viral video.

SINGAPORE The latest information dump from WikiLeaks offers fascinating insights into the workings of the US State Department that will keep foreign policy wonks and conspiracy theorists busy for months.

In fact IDF did not permit those containers to be returned through the Sofa crossing, and the containers were stuck in Gaza for many months, accruing total demurrage charges of some 1,155,915.

And also we consider it as a sort of poor man's stationary satellite, because it can stay right overhead for months at a time, 2,000 times closer than the real GFC synchronous satellite.

In recent weeks, government troops have blocked most routes out of the city, trapping some 250,000 civilians in rebel controlled areas of town.

These include stable and easy to use formulations of bacteria or slow release formulations of insect development inhibitors (IDIs), which may remain active for months at very low concentrations (in the range of parts per billion) in artificial breeding sites such as water tanks.

The slowness of legal proceedings and the fact that they may be prolonged for months and years (through courts or judicial committees that have no jurisdiction the Committee on Workers' Dismissal), a situation which is exploited by employers to make excessive demands on workers who may be unable to cope with awaiting the outcome of such proceedings, all this in spite of the legal provisions which consider employment cases to be urgent