Thereafter he started trying to make up for lost time by watching as many films as he could.
Most of the students have returned to class, but many districts are making up for lost time by shortening midwinter breaks in February.
Now 34, he has made up for lost time by becoming the fastest Pakistani to 100 test wickets, achieving it in only 19 matches.
Oliveira made up for lost time by keeping up a pace of nearly a feature a year since then, plus several TV mini-series, documentaries, and short films.
McGorry admitted he has only recently started identifying as a feminist but in recent weeks has made up for lost time by campaigining passionately about equal rights.
For now though I will be making up for lost time by reading Translated Accounts and am excited to see what he will produce next.
He made up for lost time by taking 11 wickets in each of his first two matches, against India in 1946, and carrying an England battery short of quality pace bowling through the early postwar era.
MAQU, China — Like many children of Tibetan nomads, Tsering Kyi started school relatively late, at age 10, but by all accounts she made up for lost time by studying with zeal.
We missed a crucial highway exit, causing Marcio to yearn for his old jeep, with which he'd have made up for lost time by off-roading across a hilly median.
Barely old enough to remember the 1990s the first time round, the 20-year-old seems to be making up for lost time by mining the grunge and rave aesthetics of the day.
Nicks's foot was so sore after the Dallas game that Coughlin opted to limit his practice time as a precaution, believing rest was more important than trying to make up for lost time by getting him more repetitions with Manning.
