"Like being able to get somewhere, find information, or recognize a face of a person you know, but can't remember the name of," he says.
A second, the dorsolateral (upper and outer-facing) surface of the frontal lobes, has been implicated in ongoing mental computation (including nonmoral reasoning, like deciding whether to get somewhere by plane or train).
The chronically late, on the other hand, often budget exact times, like 23 minutes, to get somewhere, a habit that DeLonzor calls "split second timing," which doesn't account for the inevitable delay factors that pop up.
Viewers don't like commercials largely because they're trying to get somewhere else -- like into the Show they came to see.
A way to get somewhere, like riding a bus.
It may have looked like we were all trying to get somewhere, there on I-295.
The actor Lee J. Cobb said of Kazan in those days that he, "like Bonaparte, was always trying to get somewhere, and it seemed to many of us in the Group he would do anything, really, anything to get there".
We feel like a dream team working together to get somewhere, knowing that we are getting to the magic Queendom in time to enjoy our ball.
Like how long it takes me to get somewhere with the leaving the house early to walk the 15 minutes to the bus stop, to wait for the bus, to play stop-and-go down Wilshire.
