And remember: it is often the case with letters of recommendation that if you can't enthusiastically endorse someone, you're better off allotting the task to someone who can.
In brief hops to several cities between New York and Seattle, he fastidiously bumps off his allotted quota of wealthy pensioners, has-been ballplayers and bothersome dogs.
Most U.S. employees don't end up taking off their allotted two weeks, citing the financial costs of travel, according to a recent poll.
We headed off to our allotted house, which was famous for the tarantulas that were once found nesting in its roof.
I loved my job, and when I had my first son, I thought I'd take off for the allotted time and then go back to work.
Former chair Alexandra Lesley tried to explain why she left the post after just six months ("a lot of bad behaviour"), but was cut off after her allotted three minutes, upon which another member began "screaming" the words "let her finish" repeatedly until he was threatened with expulsion.
If you don't pay them off in the allotted time the interest is retroactively applied to the entire original balance not just the balance you still owe.
And don't stress if you can't actually doze off in your allotted 10 minutes: A 2007 study found that asleep or not, a short period spent resting in bed is just as relaxing.
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Frances Schneider, who retired from an I.B.M. sales division last year, after 34 years, said one thing never changed; there was not one year in which she took all her allotted time off.
These ends, called telomeres, get shorter each time a cell divides and so serve as a kind of clock that counts off the cell's allotted span of life.
