Rewrite these sentences so that they keep the same meaning, using a form of the word in brackets.

1. We'll be ready to leave in a mo. (less)
2. Most of the members of the band may be in their sixties, but they're certainly not past it. (hill)
3. You can argue with him for ever, but he'll never see sense. (cow)
4. Harry promised he'd get here at a rate of knots and he kept his word. (flash)
5. I've told her many times not to phone me at work. (repeat)
6. The two events happened at the same moment. (simultaneous)
7. The hotel staff were very good, they let me cancel the reservation just a short time before. (notice)
8. I didn't want to make the meeting last longer. (long)
9. He had his moment of fame. Now he's no longer famous. (be)
10. The press were excluded during the delicate negotiations. (duration)