That's 24 hours a day, seven days a week, wherever you go.
I've had people to this day, at every tournament I'm at, come up to me and comment on that article at least two or three times in a week wherever I am in the world.
Mark Lloyd Chief executive, Angling Trust If we want to ensure the Olympic Games delivers the physical activity legacy promised, the answer is simple: persuade as many people as possible to walk at least 30 minutes a day, five days a week, wherever they live or work.
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Peter arrives, driven in a black S-class Mercedes, the same model he has idling outside with a driver, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, wherever he is in the world.
Connolly, who praised the retirement facility for keeping everyone safe under stressful and difficult conditions, has been sleeping on her mother's couch and pitched in all week wherever she could.
Our follow-up study has provided no reason to change our original recommendations that delivery by elective CS should be delayed until the 39th week wherever possible to reduce the risk of respiratory morbidity.
American drone attacks, which previously kept AQAP on the back foot, have almost stopped since the Americans pulled out their intelligence-gathering special forces in the past few weeks.Wherever it is based, AQAP's main target remains the "far enemy" in America and Europe.
He added: "That matter will be looked at in a few days and weeks and wherever there is a loophole that there should not be, we will take action.
After getting into Iraq in early April -- by which time the major fighting was over -- he spent three weeks traveling wherever unembedded visitors could go, sometimes tagging along with American troops or foreign journalists.
