Sometimes you have seconds to make a good decision.
Finally, "don't have seconds — be creative with your leftovers instead".
There were so many helpings of wrong at that table that everyone can have seconds.
She was nervous about missing the show, but I said, 'Have seconds!
Dan licked his lips and smiled without a trace of complication: "I'll have seconds".
I would happily skip the crème brûlée and have seconds of the sorbet.
While people living near the epicenter of a quake will not have much warning, those farther from a large quake could have seconds or tens of seconds of notice before the ground shakes.
The marking, ordering, and, above all, limiting character of the shared meal remained largely intact into the twentieth century: Leith's grandmother used to warn him about appearing "greedy" at the table, and, while my own grandmother absolutely required that we have "seconds," it was not a great idea to be seen eating when she wasn't feeding you.
Perhaps Mrs Thatcher (a second in chemistry from Oxford) was right when she observed that all a first-class mind allowed a man to do was to see every problem from every angle without coming to any hard decisions.Although most of Mr Blair's cabinet have seconds, there are still some "first-class minds" in it.
Norton have seconds to respond.
Yes, I will have seconds please.
