Sentence examples for go to time from inspiring English sources
Admittedly, and as my colleagues and I discussed in our below videocast this week, while the experience does have some drawbacks, namely load time and an authentic look and feel, the real brilliance of the Walmart Toy Lab is not what it is today, but what it elucidates in terms of how Walmart is thinking about the future (go to time stamp 7 54 to listen).
Maybe not in the same wells the executives go to time and again, but they are there.
He critiques people who focus too much on tradition, who want to go to time in the past that does not exist anymore," said Fr. James Martin of America Magazine, which published an English translation of the interview.
Participant 1 Sometimes, operations don't go to time, you can never time an operation.
Please go to time out for five minutes".
After Calle missed an important dissertation deadline, she started to go to time-management classes in her university.
White kids--they go to time-out or receive a second chance to explain whatever happened.
Instead of threatening your child that breaking the rules will mean that they must go to time-out, tell your child that breaking the rules will mean they lose internet privileges.
Tell the child that just like a 4 year old, whenever he throws a tantrum he will go to time-out, or if he is being violent or destructive, you will restrain and hold him on your lap until he calms down, and then he will serve a time-out.
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