Sentence examples for time to please from inspiring English sources

"Now it's time to please myself".

In "Don't You Say No" he reminds a woman that he pays for her cheesecake, valet parking and hotel suite, asserting, "Now it's time to please me".

Like most nanga artists, Taiga and Gyokuran departed from the amateur status so valued by the Chinese literati, who were often court officials who painted in their leisure time to please themselves and their friends.

So for the second Saturday in a row, the Bruins have shifted their start time to 4 p.m. from 7 p.m., this time to please fans who want to watch the Red Sox play Game 3 tonight in Denver.

That is when they decided it was time to please the North Indians.

"With there being many incorrect versions of this lettering floating about, I thought it about time to please the definite logo construction," he explains.

I call it a "scam," meaning it in an admiring way: imitating a feeling is what we all do at times to please our love-providers.

In one fairly typical encounter, a father asked his eight-year-old son five times to please go take a bath or a shower.

There was the man who told me that he was surprised I was dressed in a short skirt because I actually seemed quite frigid (during the "discussion" which followed he asked me several times to "please lower your voice, other people are listening").

"I'm here trying to do my job and at the same time trying to please a lot of people," Santana said.

"I still had the rifle and I explained to them they had come at a bad time and to please understand and go away.