Do you have a lot of time?

Do you have a lot of time?

I spend a lot of time on the road.

We still have more time.

So I spent a lot of time in this building.

They don't spend a lot of time dicking around.

But, the problem was that it didn't allow us much time.

At that time, many businesses were looted.

People take things too personally and the good behaviour of some rewards the bad behaviour of others.

It might take me a day or two to get back to you, but I will.

We have very little time, so listen carefully.

Sami and Layla do spend a lot of time together.

At the same time, there have been many missed opportunities.

On the top of it, they dedicate plenty of time on the content creation and translation.

Prognosis In adults, many of the symptoms diminish over time.

In other words, we have had more than ample time to talk.

The time had come for the international community to take more effective measures to ensure respect for international law.

I spend a lot of time in gas stations too empty train stations.

Fadil's job left him little time for Layla.

Sami and Layla would spend a lot of time together in her room.

Effective monitoring and evaluation are time and resource intensive.

Lawyers write a lot of contracts, and courts spend a lot of time enforcing them, but these institutions cannot cover everything.

Markku spends a lot of time watching television.

BL I'm going to fast forward to the decision point because I know I don't have a lot of time.

HICCup will spend a lot of time with lawyers and actuaries!

This process can also require a lot of time and computer resources.

It was high time for solidarity to be turned into clear and precise political action.

People have asked me, It must take a long time to get there?

For a time that I find to be the most placid and uneventful hour of the day, four in the morning sure gets an awful lot of bad press across a lot of different media from a lot of big names.

And quick reviews would not waste much time or interrupt the flow of the game.

He was very generous, like many of the Afghans I stayed with.

Many bankers, meanwhile, are back to the trough as though nothing had happened.

Companies spend a lot of time watching customers, trying to figure them out, but so little time listening to them.

At the present time, these institutions are not in a position to execute many of these functions.

My own Persian reading is slow and my writing is dreadful, so it would take me forever to write a post in Persian, and then it would likely still have lots of spelling mistakes.

Meanwhile, Shipilov has promised to appeal the ruling, saying that he is prepared to take his case to the European Court.

Backing up

I have spent a lot of time studying each one of these things, on my own, and there are no breaks.

For some time many Russian liberals had been dissatisfied by what they regarded as the empty discussions of the intelligentsia.

In spite of all measures taken to accelerate the proceedings, cases still appear to be time consuming.

But also, our hearts are in our throats a huge amount of the time, because we're driving through water, and it's an unknown territory.

And I can race through these and save a lot of time because Yves and I obviously didn't compare notes.

However, in most developing countries, business registration takes a long time and is costly.

The United Nations has changed a lot in the meantime, and so has Romania.

These days, bits are cheap. Unfortunately, that means you've got to spend more time sorting through them.