Make Time for a Social Life.
Make time for a "worry period.
On every road trip to Fairfield, which Mr. DeFord makes once or twice a week, he makes time for a retired clothier, Ralph Perry, who ran the finest men's shop in town for 30 years until retiring in 1981.
Make time for running beforehand instead of trying to squeeze it in each day or week.
You need to go to the bank, get gas, etc. Actually make time for running those errands.
But for me, as a mother, going to cocktails every night is not something that I can make time for, and in the long run, that can be a disadvantage," Lake explains.
For my own sanity, I make time to go for long runs in the woods when weather permits, it is the best head medicine for me.
Why not use the time for a run, or make something nice for dinner?
Clinton also wallops every potential primary opponent for president in most polls, an advantage that has kept many challengers at bay – including younger politicians who have plenty of time to make a run for the White House.
It's time to make a run for it.
And so he did, and a very good 99 it was too, doctor's orders, full of belligerent strokeplay, made, for much of the time, at a run a ball.
