Finally make it to the office with time to spare.
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The company hit that milestone with time to spare last fall.
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Wholly unfazed, she won each of her contests with time to spare.
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We finished with time to spare, although the sun had once again set.
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The vast majority of counties will have their recount done with time to spare.
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This year's alligator design took about 21 days with time to spare before their deadline.
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I handed out the last of my dobras, and made my flight with 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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We return the car without an issue and get checked-in and through security with time to spare.
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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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I leave for the airport early, and I like to be at the movies with time to spare.
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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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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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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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I make it to the class with time to spare, and top my yoga account up with two class credits.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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In a review for Playboy, Robert Christgau said that Marsalis is "chief among the younger players who eschew expressionistic excess in favor of technical command and respect for history", and that J Mood "isn't as staid as you might think, holding subtle pleasures to spare for those with time to spare".
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They return to Becky and Rain to escape. With time to spare the team reaches the elevators; however, the Licker captures Becky while Jill and the clones return and open fire. Alice pursues the Licker to rescue Becky, finding her in a cocoon with the Licker. Alice disables the Licker and rescues Becky.
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Malinovsky met his deadline with time to spare as 1st Panzer Army's forces abandoned Zaporozhe, destroying the dam and the railway bridge as they withdrew to the west bank.Erickson, The Road to Berlin, pp. 138-39 Following the Zaporozhe bridgehead battle the 3rd Guards Army was transferred to the 4th Ukrainian Front.Combat Composition of the Soviet Army, 1943, p.
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This was all done against the clock. Even once the contestants had solved the final clue, the skyrunner still had to confirm they were correct, by reaching the final target. On a few occasions, the contestants solved all five clues with time to spare, in which case, a bonus clue was given to the contestants. This typically resulted in their winning a bottle of champagne.
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With time to spare before working on the next Genesis album, he gigged with Brand X, and began work on demo tracks for what became his first solo album Face Value at his home in Shalford, Surrey. As well as playing piano and synthesizers, he had recently picked up a Roland CR-78 drum machine and become interested in the possibilities of electronic drums.
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In 1957, they purchased a run-down farmhouse that Eberhard redesigned to be more spacious and suitable for their future family. The house along with one hundred acres cost $12,000. During the renovation, Jane became pregnant with their first daughter, Margie so the pressure was heightened to complete the home before her arrival. Margie arrived with time to spare and the couple enjoyed living on their newly renovated farm together.
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In December 1978, rock band Genesis began a period of inactivity following their 1978 world tour and singer and drummer Phil Collins's decision to try and save his failing marriage. With time to spare, Rutherford and keyboardist Tony Banks began work on their debut solo albums. Though the former remembered that making one was not a great priority at the time he thought the project would nevertheless be a fun one. Rutherford started to prepare material for his in early 1979 and used the growing number of short musical ideas that he had developed several years prior of two or three minutes in length, but remained unused.
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In December 1978, Genesis went on hiatus while Collins went to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, to focus on his family; his marriage had become strained after his extensive touring. Having failed to save the relationship, Collins returned to the UK in April 1979, by which time Banks and Rutherford were recording their solo albums. With time to spare before recording a new Genesis album, Collins played on the Brand X album Product and its accompanying tour, played on John Martyn's album Grace and Danger, and started writing his first solo album, Face Value, at his home in Shalford, Surrey. After Banks and Rutherford rejoined Collins, work began on the Genesis album Duke, released in 1980.
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World Cup Carnival, released by U.S. Gold, was arguably the worst start a franchise could have endured. While the license was acquired with time to spare and was carefully planned, internal problems plagued the project's development until it could not be completed anywhere near a commercially usable date. As Mexico '86 was coming closer, U.S. Gold decided to acquire the rights of an older game, World Cup Football by Artic, re-fit it with the properly licensed items, and market it as a revolutionary new title. However, this late effort was received with cynicism from all in the video game industry: gamers, retailers and reviewers alike, and started a trend of "less than what was expected" games based on football licenses.
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The result in the second Test of the series, held at Lord's, was identical to the first game, and Catterall's first-innings score of 120 was a repeat performance too. He benefited from being dropped when his score was five by the wicketkeeper George Wood, and again at 30 in the slips by Frank Woolley: the first miss was reported by Wisden as being "as direct a chance as a wicket-keeper standing back could expect to get". South Africa's defeat in this match was through the failure to take wickets – they took only two England wickets and conceded 531 runs in the process – and though Catterall made 45 in the second innings the match was lost with time to spare. England won the third Test as well to take the series with two games to play: in this match, only Catterall and captain Herbie Taylor made runs in the first innings, and they jointly top-scored in the second innings with 56 apiece, though what Wisden termed "a rash call" by Catterall ran his captain out before the first innings arrears had been cleared, and the game subsided after that.
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