USE: This function will return a string representation of time.

CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[fnCreateTimeString] (
       @seconds int)

RETURNS varchar(75) AS 

BEGIN
    DECLARE @h int,
            @m int,
            @s int,
            @secs int,
            @BuildDate varchar(75),
            @hour varchar(75),
            @minute varchar(50),
            @second varchar(25)

    SELECT @secs = @seconds
    SELECT @h = @secs / 3600
    SELECT @secs = @secs - (@h * 3600)
    SELECT @m = @secs / 60
    SELECT @secs = @secs - (@m * 60)
    SELECT @s = @secs

    SELECT @second = CASE WHEN @s = 1 THEN CAST(@s AS varchar) +' second'
                                      ELSE CAST(@s AS varchar) +' seconds' END

    SELECT @minute = CASE WHEN @m = 1 THEN CAST(@m AS varchar) +' minute with '+ @second
                                      ELSE CAST(@m AS varchar) +' minutes with '+ @second END

    SELECT @hour = CASE WHEN @h = 1 THEN CAST(@h AS varchar) +' hour '+ @minute + @second
                                    ELSE CAST(@h AS varchar) +' hours '+ @minute + @second END

    IF @h = 0
       BEGIN
       IF @m = 0
          BEGIN
          SELECT @BuildDate = @second
       END
       ELSE
          BEGIN
          SELECT @BuildDate = @minute
       END
    END
    ELSE
       BEGIN
       SELECT @BuildDate = @hour
    END

    RETURN CONVERT(varchar(75), @BuildDate)
END
GO