The phrase "appreciate that time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing gratitude for someone's time or effort in a specific context.
Example: "I just wanted to take a moment to appreciate that time you spent helping me with my project."
Alternatives: "value that time" or "thank you for that time."
The owner joked: "That's why we appreciate that time, because you don't have to change your interior every two years".
The first step is to appreciate that time is running out.
A quick reminder: the premise of "Best Weekend Ever" is that as much as we all look forward to the weekend, it's also fun to look back on the amazing couple of days we just had and appreciate that time.
Just in case you forgot, the premise of "Best Weekend Ever" is that as much as we look forward to the weekend, it's also fun on a Monday to look back on the amazing couple of days you just had and appreciate that time.
But anyone who fails to appreciate that timed on-drive of Tendulkar's has a small piece of their heart missing, by definition.
"The economy is on the mend, but we've still got a long way to go as we move from rescue to recovery and we appreciate that times are still tough for families," a Treasury spokesperson said.
He appreciates that time all the more now that he has to leave Lael for days.
The overall trends that could be derived from the cluster analysis can be summarized as follows: By comparing T0 to the two controls, PBS 6 and PBS 24, it can be appreciated that time of harvest has a measurable effect on global gene expression.
I appreciate that, every time I return, central Paris will be perfectly packaged and just as lovely as the last time I laid eyes on her.
When you are following up with a potential job, make sure the people you're speaking with know that you appreciate that their time is valuable.
