Some friends text me to make plans for the weekend.
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We make plans for a group visit before she graduates.
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The girls are continuing to make plans for the fall.
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Thus fortified, you can make plans for the coming days.
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You're super busy today, but don't make plans for this evening.
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But you handled it rationally and can now make plans for yourself.
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They find it difficult to make plans for life outside of work.
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Adolescence As teenagers make plans for the summer, several questions pop up.
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Don't make plans for late tonight because you will probably crash super early.
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He visits in part to make plans for a Trump-Kim summit. 6.
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Hilal had seen enough devastation to know to make plans for his demise.
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She wants to make plans for more outings and maybe even a trip.
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It's a powerful time to set boundaries and make plans for the future.
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"Now we are just trying to make plans for the future," she said.
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Now he could make plans for a Republican-controlled White House and Congress.
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"They're already convening across their states to make plans for 2019," Athilingam said.
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I pass on their sweet offer, but we make plans for after the hurricane.
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This has motivated you to work harder and make plans for your future fortune.
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So perhaps there are ways to help your aunt make plans for her care.
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Teaser trailers and taglines like "Don't make plans for August" blanketed the public consciousness.
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J. swings by between meetings to say hello, and we make plans for tomorrow.
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Then I make plans for the intern tomorrow and schedule an interview with another intern.
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This is an exciting time to make plans for what you want to do next!
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If you're truly disappointed with how your weekend went, make plans for the next one.
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I make plans for tonight with friends, then shower and continue to work on documents.
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But Mr. Feige said it was "way too soon" to make plans for these properties.
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Beyond getting the aid over the border, leaders must make plans for orderly and transparent distribution.
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I get a text from Mr. Second Date to make plans for tonight, and he suggests bowling.
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I ask about his day and we make plans for when he's going to come visit next.
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It's ramen night at my office, so we make plans for him to come here for dinner.
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I text a friend in that town and we make plans for tacos and tequila post-interview.
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Do not make plans for Friday getting out of here on time, &aposcause that ain&apost happening.
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Bring your world closer, focus on little things that you enjoy and make plans for the future.
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And if they can make plans for the future, they can store food to survive hard times.
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We chat about our days and make plans for this weekend, and he heads out around 9.
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I text a little with B. and we make plans for dinner and a movie on Friday.
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We don't talk for too long, but I promise to text them and make plans for the weekend.
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Your ruling planet Mercury connects with Saturn, helping you sort out boundaries and make plans for the future.
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Make plans for the evening so you know what to do with yourself once the day is over.
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The operatives in California make plans for an airport bombing and the assassination of a genocide-denying professor.
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Evacuated personnel were warned to "make plans for an extended time away from the base" due to the damage.
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Sturgeon's SNP also needs to get through Scottish parliamentary elections in May before they make plans for another referendum.
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Scherrer who are in the early stages of dementia can pursue fulfilling lives and make plans for future care.
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"Evacuated personnel should make plans for an extended time away from the base," Tyndall said on its Facebook page.
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We celebrate my raise and make plans for a trip to celebrate her graduating from grad school this year.
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"The uncertainty around tariffs is certainly not helping us and our customers make plans for the future," Moret said.
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On rainy Sundays, I urged him to make plans for a trip to Paris, which he wasn't keen on.
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We talk about a restaurant we're looking to invest in and make plans for the weekend when he gets back.
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"These are people who sign contracts all the time and make plans for their career all the time," Hawkins said.
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And that has people like Hall starting to make plans for a different future, one where Obamacare won't be around.
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During breaks, I used Siri to write a few quick texts to some friends to make plans for the week.
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I make plans for a few of my friends to come see the new place next week, and I can't wait.
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My friend texts me that she's down to hang tonight, and we make plans for me to go to her place.
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You're in a friendly, busy mood today, Leo, but don't make plans for late tonight because you will get very exhausted.
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" And another source told PEOPLE recently that Kardashian West "wants to make plans for more outings and maybe even a trip.
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But that doesn't mean you shouldn't make plans for the evening: The Moon enters friendly Aquarius tonight, so plan something fun!
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States are already starting to make plans for what happens if the CHIP program funding isn't reauthorized in the near future.
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The guy I'm seeing, E., texts me and we chat for a bit and try to make plans for Friday night.
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This is a fantastic time to connect with mentors and make plans for your future, and enjoy some rewards and recognition!
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We agree that I will make plans for us for this upcoming weekend, since he is tired of making all the decisions.
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If there are weaknesses in your skill set, make plans for strengthening these skills and find ways to minimize their negative impact.
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Don't make plans for too late into the evening, as the Moon will enter sensitive Cancer, putting you in a sleepy mood.
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It's a quiet weekend for sure, and I'm feeling like I need socialization, so I text friends and make plans for next week.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Everyone needs to make plans for a hard Brexit just in case, German Deputy Finance Minister Joerg Kukies said on Monday.
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The tour includes a free pint, so we hang out in the beer hall and make plans for the rest of the summer.
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Sweet Venus will also connect with serious Saturn, inspiring people to be mature, to work effectively together and make plans for the future.
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If you see an appealing group of friends and they like you back, you can then chat and make plans for meeting up.
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"In the past, we would make plans for our income tax refund," said Chantay Bridges, 238, a real estate agent in Los Angeles.
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The fall equinox means that the Sun in now in Libra, supporting you as you assess your routine and make plans for improvement.
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Sooner or later, most of us will have to make plans for end-of-life care—for a parent, a spouse, or ourselves.
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This is a good time to make plans for how you want to move into fall, which will bring your career into prominence.
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I think this could be used as an incentive to encourage companies to make plans [for] how they want to achieve carbon neutrality.
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Groups are gearing up to make plans for state and federal politics alike in 2019, signaling their will to political leaders across America.
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While the GOP can make plans for a post- Harris world, make no mistake it is Harris and Harris alone that controls his destiny.
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And that is worth saying because the Police Department has begun to make plans for a $0003 million rehabilitation and modernization of the substation.
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We have had time to make plans for this life and also talk openly about wanting to be a family again in the next.
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Senator Mitch McConnell is working hand in hand with the White House to make plans for a Senate trial, possibly as early as January.
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The weather agency warned people to plan ahead, adjust travel plans, and make plans for the elderly and those most at risk from the storm.
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Sports authorities across the world are scrambling to find out more about the mosquito-borne virus as they make plans for the games in August.
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If you have yet to make plans for Valentine's Day, the ever-romantic Fabio is here to make you feel loved via your computer screen.
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On Tuesday, your benevolent planetary ruler Jupiter squares off with communication planet Mercury, increasing your foresight and allowing you to make plans for the future.
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Given the intense influence of a new supermoon, that sense of newness and potential may prompt you to make plans for major moves in your life.
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White House aides did not make plans for a televised statement on McCain's passing, which would have been routine under similar circumstances in other recent presidencies.
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When it ends, him and I make plans for a fancy date tomorrow night then we do the NYT crossword together before snuggling and falling asleep.
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On both sides of divided Aleppo, he said, gunmen ask for IDs at checkpoints, electricity fluctuates, shells fall, and people make plans for a dash to Europe.
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Trump also appears to miss the point that Cody Wilson and Defense Distributed want to make plans for 3D-printed guns available to the public for free.
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David Ige told reporters he is putting together a housing task force with county, state, and federal agencies to make plans for permanent housing for lava evacuees.
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At a time of wide-scale predictions of massive disruption, we should model how our companies and our military react to threats — make plans for all scenarios.
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But then, if you go and you email your friend to make plans for when they come to visit, then it might turn into something less formal.
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Nevertheless, one of the requirements imposed by the OFS is that universities make plans for what would happen to their students in the event of the university's bankruptcy.
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Congressional leaders and other political notables would drop by to see the president-elect and make plans for the future, but the level of discussion was usually general.
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Hurricanes, some tour operators say, tend to scare away leisure travelers or steer them to other destinations unscathed by the weather as they make plans for winter travel.
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Though it'll be tough to make plans for most of this month, September 22 is a great day for you to talk about the future and take risks!
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Friendship ripened into something bolder, trust in a very strange situation was formed, and now every adventure we have rivals the other- and continues to make plans for itself.
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In the second of the series's six-episode seasons, the kids from Our Lady Immaculate scramble to get concert tickets and make plans for a prom — typical teenage business.
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So if the wrong person — say, someone like Thanos — gets his or her hands on all six, it's time to clock out early and make plans for intergalactic travel.
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You're busy socializing today, thanks to the Moon in friendly Air sign Libra; however, don't make plans for late this evening—when the Moon enters Scorpio, you'll want to sleep.
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If you're tired of things moving too slowly or need a change of pace, it's pretty awesome to know you can immediately make plans for each night of the week.
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You're in the mood to be social today, and much of your focus today is on relationships; however, stress will arrive this evening, so don't make plans for late tonight.
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Food Genius, a food-data firm now owned by U.S. Foods, estimates that as many as 80 percent of Americans don't make plans for dinner until at least 4 p.m.
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On Tumblr, in the midst of all the excitement, Ukazu thanked her followers for their ongoing support, while fans began to make plans for their holy grail: a Netflix adaptation.
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We walk and make plans for the rest of the long weekend (sing praise!) and stop the dogs from eating buggies (they are constantly trying to get extra "nutrition" this way).
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Image by NASA/ESA/UCLA In 1998, and then again in 13, Congress told NASA to find these objects and make plans for diverting ones that posed a risk to Earth.
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Manufacturers must make plans for how to maintain and support security over the lifetime of the vehicle, the government said, and personal accountability for product security should be held at board level.
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As Mexico waits to see what an America First energy policy looks like, the nation might be wise to take a page from Europe's playbook and make plans for a rainy day.
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That said, if you and your partner are on the same page, give into the charged energy of the sun opposite Mars and make plans for a steamy night in on Friday.
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Harmony will flow in your home life, and this will be a cozy day to cuddle with a pet or your loved ones, talk about feelings, and make plans for the future.
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Customs can take as little as a few minutes, but it can also mean being detained for hours; it probably makes sense for Boparai and others to make plans for unexpected delays.
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Manafort's defense attorneys asked a D.C. judge on Thursday to push their filing deadline back because they have not been given enough time to make plans for the September trial, CNN reported.
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Her mom, Bethany Edwards, said the school did not make plans for a walkout, so she decided to check Havana out of class to make sure she would be allowed to participate.
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The two started to make plans for their first summer together in the United States: They'd go to the mall, to the park, to the small beach by the Bay Shore Marina.
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While CFP Dillon Ferguson, financial head of product at Zoe Financial, recognizes that real wealth is a mindset, he says someone is technically wealthy when they need to make plans for succession.
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The family purchased a new home that needed a complete renovation and as they began to make plans for that, a routine check up in April 2016 showed that Rowan's cancer had returned.
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But Taheb didn't have a US passport and began to make plans for jihad in the United States with possible targets of the White House and the Statue of Liberty, the complaint says.
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Often, presidential proclamations of days of observance are made in advance so that people can make plans for how they want to recognize the day, whether it's through service or a moment of silence.
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Having had nearly two and a half years to prepare for the offensive, ISIS has had time to make plans for the government assault and make the advancing troops' job as difficult as possible.
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This means that components are manufactured to such a high standard that breakage is ruled out and the manufacturer therefore does not have to make plans for what to do in case of accident.
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With the World Cup draw set to be decided on Friday, fans will start to make plans for the world's biggest sporting event, but certainly questions remain on whether they'll feel safe or not.
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It should evaluate its entire fleet to determine which facilities make economic sense in the new realities of the 85033st century power grid and make plans for decommissioning and removing those that do not.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with taskmaster Saturn, urging you to trust your intuition as you make plans for the future—but watch out for power struggles concerning money as the sun clashes with Pluto.
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Venues hosting the upcoming debates have been instructed to make plans for a potential third podium, as Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson inches closer to qualifying for a spot on the stage, Politico reports.
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There was no better place to do some self reflection and make plans for the future — something that I've never manage to do on other staycations without my phone screen lighting up every few seconds.
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LONDON, March 7 (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond said on Wednesday that any Brexit transition agreement with the European Union would need to be clear so businesses can make plans for the years ahead.
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Exuberant Republicans on Tuesday rallied behind Paul Ryan, nominating the Wisconsin lawmaker to serve as Speaker of the House for the next two years as they make plans for a unified GOP government in 28503.
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In fact, according to many sources, Verizon has had little insight into a number of issues, including the terms of the contracts with key employees, that it will need to make plans for the future.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 24 (Reuters) - South Africa's confirmed number of coronavirus cases rose to 554 on Tuesday from 402 a day earlier, as businesses raced to make plans for a nationwide lockdown from midnight on Thursday.
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My best friend and I make plans for me to return the kitty back to the office, set up the PS4 at my place, and take the bus to a dinner place near the movie theatre.
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" John Eaves, chairman of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners, asked businesses in the area to make plans for flexible work schedules and to encourage employees to use public transit in the coming "days and weeks.
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A unique feature of the Alta Lodge experience is that students and instructors share meals and a roof, providing plenty of opportunities to talk shop, exchange tips and stories, and make plans for yet more trips.
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Molina Healthcare, which has more than 1 million customers on the Obamacare individual exchanges and manages Medicaid health programs, said the changes would leave insurers competing for the least risky customers and would make plans for sick people unaffordable.
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In February, the Charlottesville City Council voted 3-2 to remove the statue from the park once named for Lee and make plans for a new memorial to remember the southern city's enslaved population, The Daily Progress, the local newspaper reported.
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The Moon is in Cancer for most of today, encouraging you to network—but don't make plans for too late into the evening, as the Moon will enter Leo tonight, encouraging you to catch up on rest and down time.
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Swalwell and his small team of political advisers began to make plans for an April announcement last month, telling a small group of early state operatives that the four-term congressman from the Bay Area plans to enter the race.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's position that it will not make plans for managing its border with Northern Ireland in a no-deal Brexit until such an outcome emerges remains unchanged after Britain outlined its plans, European Affairs Minister Helen McEntee said.
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"What stands out to me is the number of inquiries we got from brides and others scrambling to make plans for weddings, honeymoons, family reunions and other trips that they could drive to, because of the general fear of flying," she told CNBC.com.
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In the study, 112 people were approached either right before entering the store or right after leaving, and were asked to complete a survey that measured their exhaustion, and whether they wanted to relax or make plans for the next four weeks.
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Members, who go on recess next week, have been told to develop their own policies on hand shaking and meetings, and to make plans for staff to work from home, but haven't received explicit advice on travel, or gathering in large groups.
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We make plans for the day, and he decides he'll come to New Jersey a bit later on to visit my grandmother with me, but will pass on lunch with K. I ask him if he'll grab us breakfast while I shower.
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Sale prices for soy at the Rosario grains hub are now at $230 per tonne, down from around $280 in the middle of last year when farmers were starting to make plans for planting, according to prices on the Buenos Aires Futures and Options Exchange.
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I complain to K. about not feeling up to socializing tonight because I'm so stressed about studying, but I make plans for tomorrow to go to Cascades Park and a brewery with classmates so that I don't become too much of a shut-in.
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His father died with Mr. Hugh and his mother on a flight to Los Angeles from Sydney in October, he said, and it took months to arrange for his remains to be returned to Australia and to make plans for a family return to China.
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"Rather than worrying about going on holiday over the summer, people can now open their wallets, spend some money, book a holiday and generally start to worry less about a Brexit cliff edge and actually make plans for the next six months," said CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson.
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WASHINGTON — With the House headed to a vote to impeach President Trump next week, Senator Mitch McConnell was working hand in hand with the White House to make plans for a Senate trial, a proceeding steeped in tradition and rules but one fraught with political peril for vulnerable Republicans.
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The rules in both chambers require lawmakers to vote in person, and Ms. Pelosi has resisted any calls to allow members to vote remotely — even as the Capitol physician, who met with Democrats behind closed doors on Tuesday, advised them to make plans for their staffs to work from home.
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At the Facebook f8 developer conference on Tuesday, Facebook unveiled its grand vision for the future of Messenger, the stand-alone messaging app that, until now, has primarily revolved around providing a simple way for more than 900 million people to, say, make plans for the weekend or send each other silly GIFs.
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It is a tough pivot to be sure, but a reality nonetheless: In drier areas of the country, some are starting to make plans for the coming long weekend and a few final summertime feasts before getting serious about work, studies, marriage, health, finances and the crippling anxiety that can accompany the start of September every year, coast to coast.
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But with recent polls here showing Mr. Sanders and Mr. Buttigieg ahead of the field and their three leading rivals jostling for third place with a still-undecided electorate, the top candidates each began to make plans for two more diverse states, Nevada and South Carolina, as well as next month's Super Tuesday, believing their rivals to be fatally flawed.
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The Moon in Pisces connects with lucky Jupiter at 2:11 AM, just before the new moon arrives at 9:12 AM. This is a phenomenal time to connect with your inner voice and to make plans for the future—especially since action planet Mars will enter driven earth sign Capricorn at 12:41 PM. The Moon enters fiery Aries at 2:57 PM before squaring off with Mars at 3:03 PM, creating an aggressive, go-getter energy.
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