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lose time
1. I can’t afford to lose time like that again
2. I carry on flying over the rocks, the beach, and then over the sea straight toward the sun; it’s so beautiful! I lose time and space in so much splendor, until a thunder brings me back to the reality of my dream
3. -Wouldn't it be easier if you mention where exactly in Saint Andre the book is located? So I do not lose time searching for it
4. It was the last of these that had been the problem for Darren and Steve that morning, and had caused them to lose time following the wrong trails through the forest
5. In the worst case, you lose time
6. Macon-do was already a fearful whirlwind of dust and rubble being spun about by the wrath of the biblical hurricane when Aureliano skipped eleven pages so as not to lose time with facts he knew only too well, and he began to decipher the instant that he was living, deciphering it as he lived it, prophesying himself in the act of decipher-ing the last page of the parchments, as if he were looking into a speaking mirror
7. Despite the difficult terrain they were doing some good time, partly because they were a small, lightly equipped group and partly because of the map skills of Ingrid, who did not lose time by selecting wrong directions or going through impossible terrain, something Bigelow had seen young Marine second lieutenants do too often
8. The German pilot then didn’t lose time before ejecting out of his doomed plane, but Ingrid was already out of the way, not giving a chance to the surviving two Me 262s to line up their sights on her
9. And then the similarities, what they shared with each other: loyal and honest; blunt, too frank for comfort; independent; same horoscope sign – compatible even in Chinese sign; impatient; loving and caring; work related to helping people; same views on environment, life and money; same principles with family and friends; workaholic; travels well, likes to explore; energies are in sync, lose time together; loves deeply; intelligent and curious to learn more; good sense of humour; strong attraction to, and curiosity about, each other; scared of hurting others; puts self last in a relationship
10. Jack’s plan was to shock the police with a string of successful robberies within a close time frame of each other that way the police would focus on catching someone easy
11. the clock may lose time, and finally it will stop
12. "You know, there does come a close time for that sort of thing in a man's life, and I've just told you he's broken up
13. Worse, it caused him to lose time in the personal development that would have enabled him to make improvement
14. It would be well not to lose time in preparing her for the worst
15. After the catalyst passes, both sides of the option strategy lose time value, to reflect the lower expectations of volatility
16. A calendar spread using equity call options is initiated with the assumption that the near term contract will lose time value at a faster pace than the contract with more time to expiration
17. Of course she must not lose time, even there! All sorts of things might happen—even the police might interfere
18. "I have only to give you a message, and that's what I've come for, being particularly anxious not to lose time
19. maybe; but he, that person we know of, that disagreeable person, how does he come to be mixed up in it? And why has he turned up here? Oh, if tomorrow would make haste and come! They’ll slander me before then, they are intriguing, they are working to spite me! The great thing is not to lose time, and now, for instance, to write a letter, and to say this and that and that I agree to this and that