no time at all

This is a perfect meal for warm, sunny spring days — and it all comes together in practically no time at all.

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

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.

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

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.