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John: Not for a while. She wanted to play with Jason, and I told her she had to have lunch first.

Not for a while, I went to the northeast part of this Mosuqe. I found a quiet place against the sun.

If I lost again, there would be no more comebacks, at least not for a long time.

However, not for a week, her son, trying to shift the car secured 6 million, gambled the night, off the phone, missing.

In the midst of his joviality he did not FOR a moment lose sight of discretion.

When am I going to see you again ? Lisa: [angry] Not for a long time. . . Lisa: [softening]At least not until tomorrow night.

It is clear that The EU's founding fathers did not for a moment feel any need to measure the impact of their policies.

So, no, I tell myself, Wes hasn't suffered as a result of the boycott. Not for a moment. Out of the question. Ridiculous.

Even fully paid-up members of the Enlightenment, people who would not for a moment deny humanity's simian ancestry, are often sceptical.

I would not for a moment lend the atmosphere of charlatanry, or of the ultra-psychic, to the wholesome and vivid art of story-telling.

Conservatives were happy to support him as he sought that position, but probably would not for a national campaign.

If I ask him for money to buy cigarettes he insists on going with me to purchase them. He will not be left alone, not for a second.

I have never stopped thinking of him, not for a moment.

This is not for a moment to say we should abandon the wisdom of hundreds of years of printing and thousands of years of writing.

Horwitz and Wakefield are not for a minute suggesting that such pathological depression does not exist.

You're not for a moment to be deceived by his sweet words.

Not for a long time will there be such a focussed energy centred upon Earth, that will offer every single soul the means of upliftment.

He predicted that they would eventually be merged into a full ministry, but not for a few more years.

Now, I do not for a moment mean to speak poorly of business; my whole point is that it was just not for me.

Professional or not, for a good writer, the main pressure must be internal.

He could not understand what had brought Tess here. This was a town for relaxation, for pleasure, not for a working girl like Tess.

Just keep in mind that you've hired the guide to take you for a tour, not for a ride - they may be receiving kickbacks.

I did not for a moment feel confined, and the walls seemed a great waste of stone and mortar.

She clasped hands about knees, rocking back and forth broken-heartedly. She averred she would not go an inch, not for a dozen Charleses.

Not for a minute, though, is she taking her eye off the main prize.

Thanksgiving, not for a moment to seek a balanced appreciation of psychological, but a silent but sincere said.

Time wants us to "leave aside the prescriptive parts, " which is like going to the doctor for a diagnosis, but not for a cure.

Send not for a hatchet with which to break open an egg.

He was valuable to the White House not for a supple understanding of the country, but for not making trouble.

Not for a very long time, it would not be so cruel.

Gold-plated insurance policies will in effect lose their tax-exempt status, though not for a while, and not in full.

Who would not, for a mere few thousand dollars, want to protect their child from some future catastrophe with such "biological insurance" ?

This is not for a lack of desire or effort on the part of the enemy.

One of the great competitions is not for a medal.

Not for a moment did he doubt the truth of your story.

If you are not for a woman to wear the wedding dress, do not have easily to untie her underwear.

Lenin emphasized time and again that the workers should not for a minute forget their need for knowledge.

This would be a recipe not for a revival of 19th-century laisser faire, but for xenophobia, nationalism and revolution.

if you want to enable assertion checking for a whole set of packages but not for a class or package tree , thats where the.

When he came to, he could not, for a moment, recognize his surroundings .

So please, do not for a minute think that I would go away and never come back (ala Jeff Buckley), I still have unfinished business.

Now do not for a moment mean to disparage business.

I do not wish to expiate, but to live. My life is for itself and not for a spectacle.

Now I do not for a moment mean to disparage business. My whole point I is that it was not for me.

Not for a less-than-wonderful man, but for a less-than-wonderful feeling toward the man.

I have plant the restless feeling, this kind of feeling is not for a while, always felt where isn't right!

Not for a long time will people listen to US officials lecture on the virtues of free financial markets with a straight face.

And when you believe in someone, it's not for a minute or just for now. It's forever.

l'll do it. And not for a shag. l'll do it cos l'm stupid and l sort of love you.

I might stay here on a business trip again but I not for a romantic weekend.

Not for a while, because we're in the middle of the monsoon season.

Unlike the CHP jailbirds, he says, he was prosecuted not for a "terror" crime but for his thoughts.

Live for the moment, not for a tale of memories.

MARY BETH: No. Not for a while. I'm perfectly happy with the way things are right now.

he was evidently accustomed to see his prisoners tremble before him, and yet here was one whose gay temperament was not for a moment altered

Buffett has never borrowed a significant amount -- not to invest, not for a mortgage.

Not for a moment must we relax our vigilance and our strict precautions against such persons.

Gwyneth: Oh, not for a while. I still haven't found the right man.

Open our eyes, not for a glimpse but for a full vision of your grace and glory.

But many more would have died if not for a tsunami warning from the Japanese Meteorological Agency.

Not for a while, mobile phone rang, I quickly opened.

Indeed, yet not for a while. . . . You are hesitating?

And believe me, love, you won't get an offer like this one again, not for a long time.

But that unevenness is not for a lack of plastic, or electricity, or banks.

Anyway, that 'writing' I'm talking about is not for a pro writer, which I'm not qualified but just personal stuff.

No, not for a year or so.

Not for a single moment did he ever compromise with what he believed, with what he dreamed.

"Not for a score of worlds, " replied the dwarf with a grin.

I would not for a moment deny it is worth that.

I could have him for my fellow worker but not for a friend.

I don't think you should take it for granted, not for a second.

We only use this term for university, not for a department in a company.

Not for a moment has the comment on commercial phenomenon been mentioned .

Not for a couple of years. What happened to her?

It is not for a person has money or good looks. A good friend should be kind and patient.

I took you for a thieving beachcomber , and not for a really intelligent pirate and murderer .

Essential, not for a goal, but desperate pursuit of value of harmony and balance.

There is no law above the Sorrows, not for a thousand years.

Not for a second or two but for a long time. . .

Disease treatment medication should be based on priorities to set, the disease lasts, not for a long time use.

They vote not for a President, but for electors to choose a President.

People always concerned that language whether uses correctly or not for a long time, because of demonstration effect of press language.

I open a computer input "how to learn English" , not for a moment came out many about learning English articles.

Not for a second -- not even for a millisecond.

Or maybe not. At one point, the bench cleared. No, not for a brawl, but the refs clearly lost control. . .

Along the way, we see positive and negative aspects of life, people running around is simply not for a better life!

That payment is not for a good or service.

And be sure you dress for business, not for a sporting event.

not for a minute!

Business software was built for business and not for a game.

MISS BENTLEY: But not for a while yet. I hope.

We will hold English corner for long time, it's not for a while.

Not for a long time, Fox comes stealthily, carrying a bag on his back.

Many schools have a tuition benefit for the employee, but not for a dependent, so it's very helpful when we try to recruit talent.

He went overseas on Business and not for a vacation.

And he would not for a while: but afterward he said within himself, Though I fear not God, nor regard man;

The goal is for us to achieve balance, not for a pendulum to swing from one extreme to another.

True, but this is surely an argument for better figures, not for a ban on trading.

Not for a million dollars.

Not for a moment did I think he'd win.

Blewett and others may fabricate lies to cheat some people for sometime, but not for a long time.

Right? And there are not for a couple who are unmarried? They're excluded?

Not for a decade or more.

Now, if we are in space then you take flux for a surface, not for a curve.

Party's not for a couple hours.

Beware, this is not for a novice SQL user!

Following the history-making success in the 2000 Sydney Olympics, China won another great competition in 2001 which was not for a medal.

Not for a long time, though.

You could work at the bookstore, for example, but not for a construction company that is building something on campus.

But "not for a generation" is the very least we can expect.

'No, not for a long time. '

You could work bathe bookstore, for example, but not for a construction company that is building something on campus.

"Are you tired after running" ? "No, not for a second. "

Is it good or not for a children to learn the sexy dancing? And why?

Theresearch on normative logic in China is not for a long time.

He hadn't planned to marry and have a family, not for a long time, if ever.

A long time, is it not, for a cold to hang upon her?

Youcancould work bathe bookstore, for example, but not for a construction company that is building something on campus.

There was a man on the line I see him not only, not for a while lost in and not disturb;

And I hoped I could go on current programs with the other members since it's not for a long time

Then came the boarding announcement, not fOR a jumbo jet OR another international aircraft, but fOR a train

he couldn't raise a smile oh not for a while and he's a failure now

absolutely not . not now . not for a random incursion

Writing from my heart and not for a deadline

So good, however, not for a right time

Not for a single instant while he held him

China won another great competition in 2001 which was not for a medal. It was

Ruise would consider taking another cruise but not for a very long time, and Cause's opinion if that happened again,

to study is not for a good job, but for self-improvement