First time taking the cure?

You're not taking your time.

No, they're taking their time.

No, I really appreciate you taking time

Your brother is taking a long time.

Am I taking up your time too?

We are taking The Nautilus down for the last time.

He's sure taking a long time out there.

Takako's taking a long time in her bath

Because every time, we're just taking the composition of two things.

Let us not defer taking action at this time.

Very nice for taking time out of your schedule.

I'm not taking you to a party, this time

Well, I really shouldn't be taking up your time.

At the time, I was critical of the path Mazowiecki was taking.

The last time I saw you, the guards were taking you away.

lock, stock and barrel without even taking the time to inform themselves.

About that time he was at the d.school at Stanford taking classes.

Thank you so much for taking the time to write ... (Laughter) (Applause)

He's taking too long this time. what's he up to?

But we really can't have him taking extended time off.

I'm taking your good advice, getting out while there's time.

I also thank them for taking the time to be with us today.

I have been brief, taking into account the time constraints of the General Assembly.

I believe we can desist with the taking of photographs for the time being.

About on average, a typical person is taking it 75 percent of the time.

Or even simply just taking the time to slow down and savor your life.

The forty eighth session of the General Assembly is taking place at a momentous time.

This book is taking rather a long time, but I'm nearly done.

Mr Stroud, I'm terribly sorry for taking so much of your time.

'Now, I'll manage better this time,' she said to herself, and began by taking the

She'd been taking the stuff for some time and nobody knows where she got it.

But during that time, the Bulgarians could not prevent them from taking over the whole Thrace.

It sounds painfully obvious, but taking the time up front will pay off down the line.

A final value theorem allows the time domain behavior to be directly calculated by taking a limit of a frequency domain expression, as opposed to converting to a time domain expression and taking its limit.

Of course, restoring peace and security is taking much more time than expected.

Accordingly, we should not now be taking up time with purely drafting issues.

Around the same time, the Luddites smashed the textile machinery that they saw as taking their jobs.

One is, what is the time, on average, you're taking in attempting to solve these puzzles?

It'd be the thought of those two on that lonely cay taking their time to die.

Very, he said. Just seasonable weather for the time of year, said the mariner, taking no denial.

And no one would blame them for taking their time to consider their options.

Increased levels of INR means blood is taking more time than usual to clot.

This was his final film before taking time to recuperate from a back injury.

Things keep piling up. This case is taking such a lot of my time.