time span
timespan
time-span

Now is the time span between the past and the future.

The play takes place over a time span of four days.

The time span of the film is a little more than a year.

And that in a time span of less than six months on the job.

The game had been developed by True within a two day time span.

All of that changed in a few years' time span.

"In the Red" has a time span from 1949 to 1954.

"At least we know where he went: to the far end of the time span."

And there was another time span to be considered, one that could work for him if he in turn worked quickly.

The time span between observations was on the order of years.

The time span seems rather short in the history of humans.

Over what time span are they due to give birth?

During the same time span, he made only seven public appearances.

I call this measure the responsibility time span of the role.

The time span of those exchanges is usually 8 or 10 days.

In the time span of this world, that is but a single breath.

This gives us a time span of 13 days including flight times.

Thus, the organization needs its members released within the time span of 24 hours.

What would be a reasonable time span before we should review your position?

Time span: 15 minutes 25 seconds into the opening period.

And we do expect that there will be certain stress points over a time span.

Very few if any artists have ever done so many drawings in the same time span.

The house was reconstructed in a time span of about a year and a half.

It was the hour, within the time span of minutes: 3:35 in the afternoon.

Doing all this work in such a short time span, however, wouldn't have been possible without a little bit of help.