I would spend part of my tips paying for my meal.
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They will spend part of the holidays together and some days apart as well.
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The government will spend part of its increased revenue on child care and pensions.
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Taylor Swift is a sorceress, and she'll spend part of this night in Tokyo. Future.
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Some bugs and parasites spend part of their life cycles in nice, warm human bodies.
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He used to spend part of every year working as a landscaper in North Carolina.
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I'm getting my tax return soon and I can spend part of it on an upgrade.
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They spend part of the day at a church helping to distribute food and care packages.
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Aicha Cherif, right, likes to spend part of the afternoon with her best friend, Timeah Cadell.
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American consumers have rising incomes, and inevitably they spend part of that income on imported goods.
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Hilbert had chosen to spend part of the holiday with him, instead of with his own family.
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Our speakers have graciously agreed to spend part of the day at the show participating in CrunchMatch.
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Her children are with her all the time, whereas Louie's spend part of the week with their mother.
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It turns out a not insignificant number of these sugar babies actually spend part of their day teaching children.
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He told me he planned to spend part of the $3,000 that he won on a new gaming computer.
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They're retired, and always try to spend part of Ramadan with me — I honestly really enjoy the time with them.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump will spend part of Memorial Day weekend saluting the nation's veterans at the Rolling Thunder motorcycle rally.
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Israel's Education Minister Naftali Bennett, a rightist, directed that all school children spend part of a school day learning about Peres.
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Champion ponies and renowned Olympic steeds will spend part of this week there in what are expected to be fierce competitions.
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Now that they will officially spend part of their time in Canada, I looked into where they may go house hunting.
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Which of us does not spend part of the working day getting sucked into Twitter debates, watching Youtube videos and the like?
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For that reason, Peddicord said, Crete may be a great choice for retirees looking to only spend part of their year abroad.
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Spend part of the Memorial Day weekend with works created at the time of the conflict, and with some made long after.
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I spend part of my time as a consultant to schools, where I see teenagers as they go about their regular days.
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President Trump will spend part of Monday in Texas, where a key Senate race is getting hot, then head Wednesday to Wisconsin.
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Even when there was time for only a few hours of sleep, Cox would often spend part of it with a book.
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Meghan and Harry are also expected to spend part of their summer in Scotland before taking off for their fall tour in Africa.
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Cruz is planning to spend part of next week in Florida, and in recent days his campaign opened 10 offices across the state.
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The Obamas will spend part of their time touring historic Havana, as well as visit the city's Cathedral, where they'll greet Cardinal Ortega.
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It is seen by insiders as almost compulsory for senior members of the family to spend part of late summer with the Queen.
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Incredibly, the monstrousness of our age no longer shocks me, not least because I spend part of each day taking it all in.
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Similar to Pathways, participants in Wal-Mart's Academies training program spend part of their time on the sales floor and part in the classroom.
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That's not an amendment that would be very likely to get through the US Senate, where many presidential candidates spend part of their career.
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The Decide Madrid platform also includes "participatory budgeting," which is a process to let residents decide how to spend part of a public budget.
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Kindergartners spend part of every day having "block time," in which students collaborate on building structures with wooden blocks of various shapes and sizes.
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Still, with his family remaining at Trump Tower, the likelihood may increase that Mr. Trump will spend part of the week in New York.
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Harry and Meghan are currently living in Canada and are expected to spend part of the year in Southern California, where Meghan grew up.
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When dad takes leave, he'll spend part of that time doing housework, which sets a great example for kids, who naturally want to emulate dad.
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A. I spend part of my early childhood in Morocco and then Ivory Coast, so that gave me early on a sense of different cultures.
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Now he gets to spend part of his career in Vegas, and if anyone deserves it, it's one of the nicest people in the NHL.
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It's Dodgers at Astros tonight in the World Series, and you might want to spend part of the day preparing recipes for wings and things.
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Since selling his company, he can spend part of almost every day with his three grandchildren in Bloomfield, N.J., ferrying them to or from school.
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The controversy could hit closer to home for professional basketball players, many of whom spend part of their summers in China promoting lucrative endorsements there.
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Midges are the largest purely land animals in Antarctica (seals and penguins spend part of their lives in the water) and champions of multiple extremes.
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FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — Organizers of a monthly storytelling gathering for the children of soldiers are planning to spend part of their next meeting making yellow ribbons.
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His passion for football prompted the couple to spend part of their honeymoon at a Rose Bowl contest between the USC Trojans and the Northwestern Wildcats.
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Spend part of the day reading about the rise and fall of empires and how it always seems far-fetched and inconceivable until it actually happens.
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I was fortunate to spend part of this past week at the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston, Massachusetts, thanks to the generosity of itsfellowship programs.
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And if you can, spend part of your National Day of Service giving us input on our next Global Challenges: Help design the next Solve Global Challenges.
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They also encouraged the court in a sentencing memorandum to allow Voits to spend part of his jail time in a federal medical center, according to MLive.
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Meghan and Harry are expected to spend part of their summer with the Queen in Scotland as well before they take off for their fall tour in Africa.
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Many of the old routes forced drivers to spend part of their time along streets they were not assigned to plow so they could reach their appointed streets.
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The Supreme Court will spend part of Halloween hearing arguments about fashion, in a case that aims to determine whether anyone can own the stripes on cheerleader uniforms.
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But, Mr. Trump said to scattered laughter, he would still spend part of the weekend watching the golf competition, and "saying I wish I could play like that."
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A couple of weeks ago, I wrote that I was going to spend part of this summer grappling with hard political questions, full of uncertainty and trade-offs.
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He said the president, who met privately with senior advisers to discuss the nomination process, would spend part of his weekend reading up on candidates and weighing his options.
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I spend part of each day at our waterlogged house, where I have been able to resume working from an upstairs office as well as organize the rebuilding effort.
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Under the new system, teachers meet with instructional coaches, some of whom also spend part of their day in the classroom, for 15 to 30 minutes once a week.
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Several hours later, when I started showing symptoms again, I was put under a 24-hour quarantine — an essential, if lonely, way to spend part of a supposed vacation.
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Mattis, a retired four-star Marine Corps general, is expected to spend part of the first few months traveling to visit troops abroad and reassuring allies in Europe and Asia.
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Monsef said the discovery was emotional and explained that even though she was born in Iran, she's an Afghan citizen and did spend part of her early life in Herat.
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She is particularly passionate about serving what she believes is a neglected Indian market: urban women 25 to 903 years old who spend part of their disposable incomes on themselves.
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New Hampshire voters routinely ask Jeb Bush about his parents, who spend part of the year in neighboring Maine, and like to share stories and photos from meeting them in the past.
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I set off to spend part of my time in Moscow and St. Petersburg exploring their lives and learning about — frugally, of course — a number of Russian literary icons whom I admired.
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The tribe historically followed caribou herds in the region, which spend part of the year on the coastal plain, but have faced increasing pressure as average temperatures in the region have risen.
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Because of this, Noisey asked the 29-year-old to spend part of his day off in Chicago at the city's Shuga Records so he could hear New Order for the first time.
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Five would be controlled with mass drug administration: lymphatic filariasis, river blindness, schistosomiasis, trachoma and diseases caused by helminths (parasitic worms such as hookworm and roundworm) that spend part of their lifecycles in soil.
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We give thanks today to all those who died in military service to this nation, to their families and to all those who have spent or will spend part of today decorating their graves.
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Add to those numbers the wealthy who have changed or added citizenships, those who spend part of their time in various countries or own homes in multiple nations, and the numbers grow much larger.
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Sully, the Labrador service dog for the late President George H.W. Bush, got to spend part of his Sunday at the NRG Stadium ahead of the Houston Texans' matchup against the New England Patriots.
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There, sitting on a shelf, was a baseball glove that belonged to their son Christopher Lisi, 40 years ago in Willoughby, Ohio, where the couple raised their family and still spend part of the year.
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The deal is intended to end a crisis that erupted two weeks ago when the couple abruptly announced plans to step back from their royal duties and spend part of each year in North America.
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"We encourage people to spend part of the time lying on a futon or they can sit up if they want to," says psychiatrist Michael Mithoefer, who has worked as a therapist on MAPS' PTSD trials.
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Fund managers say some U.S. consumers will probably spend part of their tax savings on cosmetic procedures like Align's braces, which cost an average of $5,000 and are often not covered by insurance plans for adults.
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We all spend part of our days looking at our social media feeds, seeing images, hearing reactions, listening to the voices of the people most directly affected by world events, with complex algorithms that magnify their power.
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But Ms Raggi's deputy, Luca Bergamo, who is responsible for the council's heritage strategy, argues that the wording of the government's decree would allow it to spend part of the 50% earmarked for the new park elsewhere.
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Landlords also spend part of their money on local property taxes and local property taxes paid to go for things like nurses and teachers and running city buses, all of which we need now more than ever.
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Another way companies support open source projects is by hiring developers to work on that project full time at the company or by allowing employees to spend part of their work day coding for an open source project.
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I spend part of my time advising social media companies about their policies on eating disorders—particularly Instagram, as I sit on their Suicide and Self-Injury Advisory Board—and I have some advice for TikTok's policy team.
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There are a lot of video games released every year, and even though we've tried to make Waypoint the kind of place where people can spend part of their work days playing games, there's still not enough time.
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From an evolutionary perspective, some research suggests that women have a stronger immune response against viral infections than men because they spend part of their lives with a foreign body inside -- their offspring -- thus granting them a survival advantage.
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I'm also reminded that while it might not have been ideal to spend part of my vacation locked up and away from all of the activities, the precaution was essential for the health of the people on the ship.
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One in four types of fish spend part of their lives at reefs that are worth an estimated $300-$400 billion each year in terms of livelihoods from tourism, fisheries and medicines, the 50 Reefs group said in a statement.
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"We'll spend part of Monday just regrouping, taking a break to have a burrito, catching up with colleagues to see how they got through this," said the worker, who had to turn to his parents for a loan to support his family.
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Trudeau, who usually attends celebrations in Ottawa on July 1 to mark the Canada Day holiday, will instead spend part of the weekend with families of steel workers in the western province of Saskatchewan, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said on Twitter.
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At ANGI Homeservices, the $4 billion IAC brand that provides a digital marketplace for home services, teamwork is so important that hiring managers spend part of every job interview trying to assess how a candidate would fare in a highly collaborative environment.
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Our audience members spend part of their time laughing, part of their time looking at each other thinking, 'What the hell am I seeing?' and part of their time looking at me, as though they are wondering, 'What the hell were they thinking?
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Pope Francis will spend part of his weekend trip to Ireland meeting victims of sexual abuse committed by the clergy there, the Vatican said on Tuesday, addressing an issue that has enraged Irish Catholics and damaged the church's standing in that country.
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The government has to spend part of the frozen pension pot, but these funds were initially supposed to be invested in the economy through private pension funds, so it is reasonable to return some of the money to the economy, he said.
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Go ahead and incorporate this or another of your favorite toys into your playtime, but strive to spend part of each session trying out the manual moves tech-free, as well, to attune your body to less intense (but still intensely pleasurable) sensations.4.
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It allowed for the country to spend part of that money on its own arms contractors, and on paying its military fuel bill, rather than in the U.S. Under a new ten-year deal for $3.8 billion annually, that provision is to be phased out.
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Sprucing up your workspace doesn't have to cost a lot, and permitting employees to spend part of their workday getting into the holiday spirit — perhaps by doing some arts and crafts — is a great way to encourage everyone to take a break and bond.
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While many of their classmates were using the winter break to unwind, the 28 Columbia University students whose bus crashed in Honduras this week had chosen to spend part of their vacation volunteering by helping doctors provide basic medical care in one of Central America's poorest countries.
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In a brief interview after a July campaign event in Miami, Mr. Nelson put the blame for his relatively low profile on his having to spend part of each workweek in Washington, limiting his public exposure back home — though most senators must juggle a similar schedule.
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According to Martinez, her mother told her that she maintained a secret relationship with the painter in Port Lligat in northeastern Spain, close to the border with France, where she was working as a maid for a family who would spend part of the year in that town.
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"But classroom walls are becoming a lot more permeable," she said, citing examples in which a group of students in Georgia earned a patent for work they completed in school and seven districts in Iowa teamed up to help students spend part of their school days working for local companies.
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That decision cements the split between Harry, the second son of Prince Charles, and the House of Windsor, one that emerged last fall when he and Meghan abruptly announced that they planned to step back from their duties, seek financial independence and spend part of the year living in North America.
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The unusual deal, negotiated by aides to Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Harry and other senior family members, is intended to end a crisis that erupted 21960 days ago when the couple abruptly announced plans to step back from their royal duties and spend part of each year in North America.
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Those include Israel's promise not to seek additional funds from Congress beyond what will be guaranteed annually in the new package, and to phase out a special arrangement that has allowed Israel to spend part of its U.S. aid on its own defense industry instead of on American-made weapons, the officials said.
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"Shame," they chanted, hoisting homemade signs toward the Executive Mansion, where Mr. Trump was scheduled to spend part of the day making telephone calls to foreign leaders and later hosting a private screening of "Finding Dory," an animated film about a fish who travels the ocean in hopes of reuniting with its family.
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Some high-earners wonder if it is time to decamp to more functional, business-friendlier Dubai or Singapore—especially after India's parliament amended the Companies Act on July 30th to let the government jail executives at big firms that do not spend part of their post-tax profits on corporate social responsibility.
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But the sound of the balazos has scared some tourists away, especially Winter Texans, those retirees from the Midwest who drive their motor homes south to spend part of the year in Brownsville and other cities north of here, all close enough to the bridges connecting them to Matamoros and Nuevo Progresso and Reynosa, where the drug war is even more intense.
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It took a while for us to get it because there was a fire that night in a ceiling vent, and we had to spend part of the meal standing on a rainy sidewalk across the street from the diner watching Dufour scramble around on the roof putting it out, but it seemed in the end to be a perfectly acceptable delay.
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I also couldn't help but spend part of the night thinking about how Ford revealed the Mustang Mach-E at the same municipal airport hangars where Tesla unveiled the Semi and second generation Roadster just two years and one day before — and how we were right next to SpaceX headquarters, where Elon Musk will unveil Tesla's "Cybertruck" pickup truck in just a few days.
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In others, I have been led to psychologically grounded yet easy-to-implement solutions by wise and seasoned colleagues at Laurel School in Shaker Heights, Ohio, where I spend part of each week, or on the counseling team at the Ursuline Academy of Dallas, who inspired my recent column on glitter jars (and how a D.I.Y. snow globe full of glitter is an apt metaphor for the emotional chaos of the adolescent brain).
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