Sentence examples for making enough time from inspiring English sources
Are you making enough time for fun in your life?
Sleep deprivation can occur from not having, or making, enough time for sufficient rest.
She was pleasantly matter-of-fact as she laid out a "Celtic cross" arrangement of cards and told me what she saw: I was low on money, anxious and uncertain about the future and not making enough time for friends – if I continued this way I might fall into repetitive, materialistic patterns of addiction, represented by a suitably ugly Devil card.
(Of course, if he makes enough time for history in the school syllabus, he can choose more than one).
MPs will vote on extending the RAF strikes to Syria in Parliament on Wednesday, with Prime Minister's Questions cancelled to make enough time for the debate.
I didn't make enough time to do what I'm really good at: rolling up my sleeves and editing a story.
"My youngest daughter said to me, 'Daddy, God didn't make enough time for me to get used to this,' " meaning, the inability to spend equal time with both parents.
Each day is different, but I do try and make enough time for a morning routine, usually yoghurt and fruit and then an unfeasibly large cup of tea before the 45-minute commute to the office on Trafalgar Square, in London.
Mr. Obama has insisted that the Senate approve it before the end of the month rather than wait until a new Senate with more Republicans takes office in January, and a number of Republican senators have signaled tentative support if Democrats make enough time for a full debate.
The temporal duality "buys" or "makes" enough time for "life" to be "evolvable life".
