Finally make it to the office with time to spare.
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But this week, she's barely had any time to spare.
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With no time to spare, Luke launches into a full reenactment.
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The company hit that milestone with time to spare last fall.
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With little time to spare, formal talks will resume this week.
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We did not have enough time to spare for each other.
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With limited time to spare, bargain-hunting is hardly a first priority.
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Of course, many people don't feel like they have time to spare.
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Wholly unfazed, she won each of her contests with time to spare.
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And she lives in New York, where some people have time to spare.
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We finished with time to spare, although the sun had once again set.
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With no time to spare, Hall of Fame voters are finally catching on.
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He had to pick up his son and had little time to spare.
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With the wedding slated for September, there was a bit of time to spare.
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Store advertisements: Now more fun, thanks to Snapchat, Kodak and some time to spare.
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The good news ... the guy made it back with plenty of time to spare.
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The vast majority of counties will have their recount done with time to spare.
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There is no time to spare when it comes to dealing with this crisis.
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Patients in need do not have the time to spare on empty legislative measures.
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No time to spare; I step up, sit down, and we're on our way.
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Every second it doesn't is another second wasted […] We don't have this time to spare.
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You know, if I had time to spare but not another quarter for the dryer.
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This will all be done and ready to go with plenty of time to spare!
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With no more time to spare from family obligations, they got back on the road.
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Still, I've learned to show up with plenty of time to spare — just in case.
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This year's alligator design took about 21 days with time to spare before their deadline.
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Frankly, I just don't have the time to spare for apps with considerably smaller user bases.
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She immediately gets to work on connecting quotes and characters/scenes with no time to spare.
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You can avoid the last-minute panic and buy now with plenty of time to spare.
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We arrived to the starting area by around 8:30 with tons of time to spare.
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Previously, one bear wanted to lay down most of the time to spare her burned paws.
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I handed out the last of my dobras, and made my flight with time to spare.
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There is no time to spare: Government funding could run out at the end of September.
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The car needed a jump-start, and its owner, Mike Hale, had no time to spare.
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But my Uber driver got me right next to the Eckhaus Latta venue with time to spare.
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If you don't have much time to spare, Anker's fast wireless charger is probably a better choice.
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Fortunately, we arrived home with some time to spare, so we were able to watch the moonwalk.
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The Shortlist NO TIME TO SPARE Thinking About What Matters By Ursula K. Le Guin 215 pp.
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We return the car without an issue and get checked-in and through security with time to spare.
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But perhaps you're an on-the-go professional with little time to spare between work and family time.
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I pull into work with several minutes of break time to spare and chow down at my desk.
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We expect that 66 out of 67 counties will get there with time to spare (that includes Broward).
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But with Puerto Rico facing a massive debt bill on July 85033, lawmakers have little time to spare.
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We're big fans of this method because we don't typically have any time to spare during the week.
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Rode promised multi-track support for the Rodecaster Pro in February — and delivered with no time to spare.
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With no time to spare, the freshman flicked a nearly effortless 20-footer that found nothing but net.
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I leave for the airport early, and I like to be at the movies with time to spare.
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Whether all these oppositions will converge in time to spare us from global disaster remains to be seen.
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If you arrive at the airport with time to spare, applying for TSA PreCheck could be a good idea.
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That doesn't leave you a lot of time to spare, but once you see that colour, you'll be convinced.
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Donovan is rejoining his team with little time to spare; The Galaxy have just six games remaining this season.
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And without time to spare, wrong turns become sources of squabbles and frustration rather than opportunities for the unexpected.
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Since I'm a working mom and I keep long hours, sometimes I just don't have the time to spare.
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The film operates on such a lean, efficient basis that it has time to spare for contradictions and nuance.
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Five hours later and with no time to spare, a rescue crew reached the firemen via a ventilation duct.
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Feeling full of joy and happiness, I make it to my spot in the pew with no time to spare.
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Her latest book, published in 2017, was a collection of essays titled No Time to Spare: Thinking About What Matters.
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In the end, Jay's car is too much for the U.S. army, as he beats them with time to spare.
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But I think you could watch the whole thing if you have the time to spare, and you honestly do.
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It's one of the many Kickstarter success stories here at CES, having surpassed its funding goal with time to spare.
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That means you'll be making dough, so you'll want a mixer for the task and a little time to spare.
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The Duration filter is useful too, whether you have a little or a lot of time to spare watching clips.
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I make it to the class with time to spare, and top my yoga account up with two class credits.
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" Last year, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt published a book of her essays titled "No Time to Spare: Thinking About What Matters.
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She promised interested students they could see it if they let her get through her lesson with time to spare.
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Samsung hit the mark with time to spare in its native South Korea, launching the device a few weeks back.
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Then, with little time to spare, he led the court as it organized a "lying in repose" for thousands of mourners.
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There's never a dull moment on the internet, especially if you're a teenager with jokes to make and time to spare.
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" Realizing that he had some time to spare, he said to Corcoran's assistant, "I'm here for an appointment with Mrs. Corcoran.
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I have time to spare, so I stop by a boutique and pick up a pretty black blouse and bralette ($41).
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You do need, however, an electric beater of some kind, unless you have really strong forearms and some time to spare.
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If you have some time to spare (they are two to five minutes each), you can watch them all on Sephora.
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If you're running out the door and have no time to spare to prepare food, then Samuel suggests a protein shake.
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And with Russia and other foreign adversaries stepping up efforts to meddle in our elections, there is no time to spare.
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Fiji was rampant in the first half, scoring five tries and locking up the game with plenty of time to spare.
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I make it to work with time to spare and immediately dive into the black hole that is my email inbox.
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We get to the airport and the lines at JFK are crazy, but we get through with enough time to spare.
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He didn't have any time to spare for gay panic even though he totally had feelings for Mulan while she was Ping.
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But before the clock ran out, the 28-year-old topped off the look with a pink gloss — with time to spare.
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Could someone like myself with no prior experience actually start a successful business with little time to spare and even less money?
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This year, get all your shopping done with time to spare without ever leaving the couch (or glancing up from your smartphone).
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On the ground in Arkansas, with little time to spare, our team rushed to piece together a picture of his early life.
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President Donald Trump signed a short-term spending bill into law Thursday with little time to spare before the government shut down.
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ET to watch the puppies compete, with plenty of time to spare before the human&aposs game begins at 6:30 p.m.
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When tax season comes, though, you start to wonder if it's time to spare yourself the hassle and take that desk job.
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With only one more day to pack and plan out your looks, there's no time to spare finding the perfect outfit(s).
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They don't have time to spare waiting for us to secure their insurance, further lower their health care costs, and find new cures.
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"You are taking that little gamble that you're never going to get hurt, and that you have this time to spare," she said.
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While raccoons lack thumbs, their hands are remarkably dexterous, and with time to spare, the animal twists the lock to access the garbage inside.
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Congressional Republicans may feel they have time to spare when it comes to the Zika virus—but women and families across the country do not.
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If you have time to spare, a scenic ride through the Rockies and Sierra Nevadas sure beats being stuck in a tin can in the sky.
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It also sounds like a pretty miserable experience, so unless you have time to spare and really need the extra money, it's probably not worth considering.
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Read more: The best hair dryers you can buyI usually wash my hair at night, so I have time to spare when letting it air dry.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi huddled privately into the evening with concerned Democrats on Monday to try to keep the bill on track, with little time to spare.
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With just a little bit of focus, you can complete the tutorial, meet your neighbors, and even pay off your first loan with time to spare.
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If you love experimenting in the kitchen but have little time to spare, the Gourmia 17-in-1 Air Fryer Oven will be your favorite appliance.
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With little time to spare, they made a decision: They would shoot the word both ways, guaranteeing themselves, if nothing else, at least one authentic option.
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Read on for the highlights (as in, the hippest juice bars, hotels, and sights) that will give any visitor the total Parisian experience, with time to spare.
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When I ended my demos with some extra time to spare, the Nintendo rep asked me if I wanted to give any of the games another go.
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Stearns said he knew that was possible, so made sure to complete the Indians negotiations with time to spare before the deadline on Monday at 21981 p.m.
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Or, alternatively, if our mother was unlucky with sales and decided to close shop early, we'd have time to spare and our vendor would still be open.
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Chan says it takes most riders about 45 minutes to get comfortable enough with the full riding experience, so maybe I just didn't have enough time to spare.
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My husband, Tip Harris, went from the stage right to the plane from his show in Las Vegas and luckily, made it to Atlanta with time to spare.
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At my private school, having a tan was a sign of status; it meant tropical vacations with a family who had money and time to spare on leisure.
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After the death of Ursula K. Le Guin, I downloaded the audiobook version of No Time to Spare, one of the final tomes from the celebrated fantasy writer.
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While there are definitely moments in which we legitimately don't have time to spare, most of us can find a little time if we know how to look.
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Instead of taking one step toward clinching the NFC North with time to spare, they now almost certainly can't win the division without beating the Packers in Week 17.
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With no time to spare, the biologist started a citizen science campaign, asking residents of all ages to search their gardens, sidewalks, and doorsteps for suitable mates for Jeremy.
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They still sometimes email me with requests, and while it's difficult, I've consistently told them that I can't help — I have more important responsibilities and no time to spare.
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Flight schedules from Brussels are less forgiving than Paris for a pit stop, and even taking the early train will not leave United States-bound passengers time to spare.
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Her new collection No Time To Spare: Thinking About What Matters brings together 40 posts written between 2010 and 2015, covering her thoughts on writing, literature, aging, cats, and more.
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Give it a watch below, but make sure you have some time to spare because you'll probably end up replaying it so many times it becomes a feature length film.
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"We thought we planned it with enough time to spare, but she clearly had different plans and wasn't going to let us have a party without her," Reinhold tells PEOPLE.
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In 1947, he returned to Alabama, married, took one job in a textile mill and another as a sharecropper and somehow had time to spare to become a Baptist preacher.
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It consistently tops the list of Disney bloggers' "Best Disney Pools" lists, and if you have the time to spare, it warrants a whole day of enjoyment on its own.
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"We had actually finished the agreed upon area, but we had time to spare and decided to do a quick survey over another field," said NIKU Archaeologist Dr. Manuel Gabler.
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Hechavarria's throw arrived with time to spare, but, again, Haniger found a way to wriggle around the mitt, this time keeping his body low to the ground to evade Sanchez's reach.
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" In 2010, at the age of 81, Le Guin arrived in the digital age and started a blog, whose essays were later published in a book titled "No Time to Spare.
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That would get you through both seasons of Glow on Netflix with time to spare (it also makes it one of the few laptops we've tested that lasts into the double digits).
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But Le Guin's new book, No Time To Spare, which harvests a representative sample of her blog posts, feels like the surprising and satisfying culmination to a career in other literary forms.
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While buses or cars are typically cheaper options to travel, due to my class and work schedule I was forced to fly to make it to the race with time to spare.
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If getting a big tax refund is most important to you and you have time to spare, you may want to fill out a tax return with a few different online preparers.
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With little time to spare, Fogarty put a message on Facebook looking for a photographer who could take nursing photos of her and Milo the next day, just one day before her surgery.
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Clinton, a side benefit of having so many older supporters is that they tend to have time to spare and a yearning to fill it, so it is not hard to find volunteers.
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That was a marked improvement over last week's opening round of the Northern Trust, when the cart carrying him to his first hole, the course's ninth, arrived with alarmingly little time to spare.
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By entering the SEC whistleblower program the duo showed how outsiders with analytical skills and tools and time to spare can accomplish what is typically done by those with inside access to confidential information.
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Being aloft twice for the better part of a day gave me plenty of time to ponder the origins and economics of long-distance flights — with plenty of time to spare for binge-watching.
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When the Nigerian-born fashion designer Duro Olowu found himself with time to spare between meetings one winter evening in London two years ago, he decided to take a walk down the Pimlico Road.
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With a cruising speed of 22019mph and a flight time of 22021 minutes, that's enough to get you from Dubai International Airport to the landing pad of the Burj Al Arab with time to spare.
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Lamoriello and the Islanders called almost right away, getting a deal done with Trotz before the draft begins Friday night and with time to spare before Tavares could talk to other teams about a contract.
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He said he was still optimistic and the bloc was acting as one, adding that there was little time to spare with Britain's scheduled exit from the EU less than six months away in March.
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" If you pick "time," for example, survivors are then asked to choose from one of three options: "I don't have a lot of time to spare pursuing compensation and want to know with some certainty I'll receive a little money"; "I don't have a lot of time to spare pursuing compensation and am willing to take a risk if I can get something"; "I know the process might take over a year but want to know with some certainty I'll receive enough money to cover my losses.
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With time to spare, they then tackled chores slated for the original spacewalk, including installing a cable to troubleshoot a cooling system problem with the station's $2 billion dark matter detector, mission commentator Rob Navias said.
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I got to Boston's Logan Airport with a bit of time to spare, so I went upstairs to the Sky Club lounge — I have a credit card that comes with Sky Club access as a perk.
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Yedi 9-in-1 Total Package Instant Programmable 6 QT Pressure Cooker Perfect for people with little time to spare, this pressure cooker makes it easier to prep meals with its instant touch microprocessor cooking programs.
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So both plans are in line with the latest science—though the Green New Deal proposes the U.S. finish its transition with time to spare, in order to lead the way for the rest of the world.
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And if you have some time to spare this weekend, spend it with these animal liberation activists who want jurors to have to experience the suffering of animals being sent to slaughter for themselves—in virtual reality.
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"If I have some time to spare, I'll read for a bit or perhaps watch a documentary, to help me relax and put me in a great frame of mind to get a good night's sleep," Branson writes.
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The bar code on his arm works, he explained, but sometimes it takes an extra few seconds to scan and creates an awkward situation at the gate, and last week he and Koni had no time to spare.
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The legislation would have been sent off to Trump's desk with more time to spare if not for a cross-Congress feud over the bill number that House Democrats chose in passing the measure earlier in the week.
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The walking is all worth it if it takes you past one of the terminal's two Shake Shacks, but we were already running late and weren't even sure we had the time to spare in line for breakfast sandwiches.
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And above all, it has time to spare on making sure that different kinds of horror audiences will get drawn in, whether they're looking for well-crafted psychological tension, or just that satisfying glimmer of sheer throat-closing terror.
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The to-do list leaves lawmakers little time to spare as they map out the legislative schedule for the roughly 40 days in which both chambers will be in session between now and the end of the calendar year.
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I head up to our home office and get set up for the meeting, but have some time to spare before it begins and end up browsing online for a new bathing suit, since the season is almost upon us!
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One of the many things that impresses me about Le Guin is indeed she wrote and appeared to live as if there was no time to spare -- she was always engaged with the world, both in fiction and through opinion pieces.
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Be wary of loading this one up unless you've got a bit of time to spare today, because it can be particularly addictive: The idea is to remove blocks from a wall by typing out definitions that Google's AI can recognize.
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The flight up was easy — we got the airport with time to spare before boarding, and popped into the Delta Sky Club for breakfast — we had access through a different credit card, the regular Platinum Card® from American Express.
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Later, after karaoke night, I'd hear her tell someone that the wait between songs was so long she was able to sign up, take a girl back to her room, have sex with her, and come back to sing with time to spare.
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I'm an anxious person, so if I know I have to do something or have a work commitment, I make sure I've planned out my day perfectly so that I leave enough time to get ready and get there, with time to spare.
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Four-time Super Bowl winner Montana, in one of the defining moments of his Hall of Fame career, led the San Francisco 49ers to a come-from-behind win with little time to spare in the NFL's title game 27 years ago.
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If Trump realizes that, he may find the job is a little less fun than he imagined — but also find that he has less time to spare shooting himself in the foot with overreactions to cable segments or Saturday Night Live sketches.
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With time to spare, I interviewed the trappers, and I learned about the business aspects of their chase, as well as the more mythical elements: what they think of these grasshoppers, and where they think the creatures come from—different planets, Lake Victoria, overseas.
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Jamie Lidell, "Walk Right Back" I've always got time to spare for Jamie Lidell's warped take on soul, and "Walk Right Back" finds the British veteran in vintage form: he's wailing about a love that's gone sour, trying to turn back time over a skittering beat.
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The flood waters rose so fast that we thought we were installing the gates with a reasonable amount of time to spare, but by the time we were done putting the four-or-five-foot structure in, we were already up to our knees in water.
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When it was time to spare declining stars like Chuck Liddell and Matt Hughes from any further punishment, the UFC's decision makers sat them down for "the talk" and even gave them desk jobs to help them cope with the financial strains of hanging up the gloves.
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If you're a budding 3D designer with time to spare, you can create a world customized to your liking on your own, but for those looking to drop a stock object like, say, a chair in their virtual home, they can drop some in-game coin on the product.
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Those with less time to spare can hit all three by walking up Calle Fernando VI from Plaza de las Salesas, ducking in and out of side streets to check out gorgeous flower shops, old-school fruit stands and groovy galleries like Do Design, Galería La Caja Negra and Mad is Mad.
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When she deigns to smile, it's tight and lasts only a second; she has no time to spare, and is anxious to seal the deal with Chris so that she can move forward with the life she has planned—with a little help or insistent "inspiration" from her mother, Marvelous (Tamara Tunie).
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A decision on whether or not to actually run will come later this year — he has time to spare, as he indicated on 60 Minutes on Sunday that he would spend some of his vast wealth to fund his campaign, sparing him from jumping through the fundraising hoops of some of his potential competitors.
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If I only have a minute, I give myself a quick smize in the mirror and do my hair, but if I have more time to spare, I'll look in the mirror and think about my day to come — looking at it as another opportunity, another page in my book for something to happen.
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Over the years, we have turned that terror into a kind of preparedness: we've researched air masks, bought and stored canned food, packed a box of things to grab, and labeled even that box with what last minute items (computers and some kids toys and passports) we'd throw in if we had time to spare.
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Finalists for the 2018 PEN Literary Awards include the late Ursula Le Guin's essay collection No Time To Spare, Carmen Maria Machado's acclaimed short story collection Her Body and Other Parties, which was also a finalist in the 2017 National Book Awards, as well as Ta-Nehisi Coates' essay collection We Were Eight Years In Power.
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At the very moment Cormier vanished again into the dressing room, surrounded by his barking supporters and UFC officials, "Rumble" Johnson appeared from the other side of the room and with literally no time to spare before the end of the weigh-in period jumped on the scale and made weight easily, clearing the bar by 1.2 pounds.
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About an hour later, my wife and I arrived at Jamaica Terminal for a train to Westhampton Beach with time to spare, so we walked to the McDonald's down the street to grab coffees, where I, Lincoln Boehm, a 31-year-old In-N-Out superfan from Santa Monica, California who has lived in New York City for nine years, found the burger.
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"It's very busy — you are on your feet constantly, making sure things are going in the right place and in the right way, and there is very little time to spare," said Betty Monkman, a White House curator for more than three decades who helped supervise the changeover in 2001, when Bill Clinton was moving out and George W. Bush was coming in.
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For the date night host who has neither time nor patience, you can get home from work at 6:30 and have this one-sheet wonder on the table by 7 with plenty of time to spare to pop the cork on a nice bottle of wine and shove your dirty clothes under your bed so you don't look quite so much like a slob.
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Whereas Layli Long Soldier Sour Heart Jenny Zhang A Moonless, Starless Sky: Ordinary Women and Men fighting Extremism in Africa Alexis Okeowo Fantasmario Javier Viveros No Time to Spare: Thinking About What Matters Ursula K. Le Guin Katalin Street Magda Szabó, translated by Len Rix Richard Nixon: The Life John A. Farrell The Butchering Art: Joseph Lister's Quest to Transform the Grisly World of Victorian Medicine Lindsey Fitzharris Ali: A Life Jonathan Eig In addition to honoring individual books, PEN also celebrated writers for their overall careers, giving grants to emerging writers and handing out several lifetime achievement awards.
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It's really about you and your circle, your own little life, but that would remove you from competition, and life is a sweepstakes, where you're ranked by your credit score, your Instagram followers, and if you're on Twitter, Facebook and Snapchat too, you've got no time to spare, social media is a videogame, even more powerful and addictive than anything emanating from a console, the goal is to post and post until your statistics triumph but just when you've climbed the mountain they change the game with a new platform and you have to start scoring again.
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Unless you've been hiding under a rock for the past year, you'll know that the end of Avengers:…Read more ReadA Fight Is Brewing Over New York City's Big New Pipeline ProjectMore than five years have passed since a major new natural gas pipeline entered the boundaries of…Read more ReadThe Inventor of High Valyrian on Creating Game of Thrones&apos Languages From ScratchGame of Thrones is finally back for its eighth and final season, and with it comes a journey back…Read more ReadGame of Thrones Returns With No Time to Spare (Literally)It's taken nearly two years, but the game is finally entering its final round.
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