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Does it make sense for the president of the United States to carve time out of his busy schedule to read novels?

And, if you weren't able to carve out that 20-minute time-oasis, then make note of any achievement you had during the day, however small.

Mr. Huntsman is trying to carve out a niche for himself by touting his expertise in international relations.

Then, with his knife, he began to carve all sorts of objects in wood ; it was thus that Pinelli, the famous sculptor, had commenced.

Samuelson's desire to carve a role for economics in contemporary policy debates was the other abiding theme of his career.

He said the government should aim to carve out a long-term foreign policy that managed to rise above the public mood.

That was an opportunity too good to miss. We were both able to carve out a chunk of time again.

It appears that China is also trying to carve out a piece of an important future industry in clean technology.

As much as I enjoy following along with a story written by others, the ability to carve my own path is just as alluring.

But over time, Kim Jong-un has also begun to carve out his own leadership style, striving to come across as youthful and more pragmatic.

He holed himself up in Jabba's palace, fighting a disorganized war against others trying to carve apart the carcass of the criminal empire.

China may be trying to carve out a niche for the yuan as a "regional trade currency" , thinks GaveKal Dragonomics, a consultancy.

Simply put, it's up to you to carve out your place in the work world and know when to change course.

What the bank needs, in a crowded market, is a niche of its own, and it is trying to carve one out.

He is skilled in carving, to be able to carve a figure from such a small stone.

But despite wearing Diana's ring, Kate will be free to carve her own future, William said: 'No one's trying to fill my mother's shoes. '

It took about 5 to 6 million years of water flowing over the surface of the earth to carve out the immense canyon.

The forum is an attempt to carve out a niche for Indonesia in Asian diplomacy.

Blocking roads, they began to carve out a breakaway Serbian statelet.

Little boys like to carve a checkerboard pattern down the length of a new pencil and all the way around it.

A sculptor is a knife a knife to carve a piece of unformed marble, gradually, head, shoulders are exposed, carved out a sculptor angel.

If you look back in history, ancient civilizations used to carve letters on stone and clay. This seems very antiquated today.

He realized that artistic male nudes were a rarity from his travels, and set forth to carve a niche in this genre of photography.

Lehman's plan is to carve out a portfolio of loans worth $25bn-$30bn into a separate listed company.

To carve, cut, or etch into a block or surface used for printing.

"You would have to carve out from the living flesh of Israel -- roads, kibbutzim, military bases, " he said.

They forcibly occupied leased territory, divided into spheres of influence, an attempt to carve up China, China as a colony changed.

Don't keep asking me for advice , I want you to take the initiative to carve out a bright future for yourself.

In the beginning they used to carve Chinese characters on stones to record important dates in history.

Imperialist forces took advantage of a weak Qing Dynasty and began plotting to carve up China, Tibet included.

The mother is about to carve out a whole new geological structure for herself and she has the support of us in the celestial realm.

In the beginning they used to carve Chinese Characters on record important dates in history .

Thereafter the great powers, as occasion permitted, worked industriously to carve it up into spheres and areas for exploitation.

Claude. Ambition , and intelligence led him to carve out a niche .

In the modern time, the imperialist powers eyed China covetously. Once the time was ripe, they began to carve up China.

For the map makers, we honor your willingness to trudge through some difficult moments to carve a map for your fellow humans to follow.

His reluctance to "carve out a philosophy" of foreign policy seems wise, as these rarely survive first contact with reality.

Local navigation service providers are betting on the Compass system to carve out a bigger niche at home.

The bone structure in an Asian carp makes it difficult to carve out a boneless hunk for cooking.

Leader spirit is the intangible capital to carve out. The enterprise culture is called the enterprise soul and spiritual mainstay.

Porsche's eager to carve out a piece of the hybrid market, and it's even taken gas-electrics racing.

Zhao Xiangzi truth have become so used to persuade Han, Wei, Liyingwaihe of anti-Chi's, to carve up the land.

Today lasers are also used to carve tissue from the cornea to correct defective vision (as shown left), and bleach birthmarks and tattoos.

Chinese agribusinesses are also beginning to carve out an export sector, especially in labour-intensive crops such as fruit and vegetables.

Singapore companies should seize these opportunities to carve out a niche for ourselves.

Simply put, like a child chooses a pumpkin to carve and mold an imag upon, so God carves and molds His own unique design in you.

Threaten to carve him up if he won't give the money, that should make him do it !

In the beginning (=At first) they used to carve Chinese characters on stones to record important dates in history.

The hard thing is having to carve half-formed ideas out of your head and put them on paper.

To carve, erect and bury rings of seven-ton stone pillars would have required hundreds of workers, all needing to be fed and housed.

Learn to carve your gratitude in stone, then you know how to care about other people around you .

John managed to carve out a career for himself as an actor, though at first he hardly earned enough.

Tom Thumb set to work at once to carve the ham. It was a beautiful shiny yellow, streaked with red.

Our strategy is to target the high end of the market and tactics to carve out new space for our clients.

But the country had grown rich enough to carve out space and time to create a more highly educated citizenry and work force.

To carve out a role on a Rockets roster deep at his position in the fall, he will have to do more of the same and more, and do it reliably.

Today let me show you some simple instructions to carve a traditional Jack-o'-lantern.

Ebony sex is fragile, do not suit to carve, otherwise facet is common small explode mouth.

Many other companies also want to carve out a bigger slice of the market for "smart" phones and services.

My siblings and I were born into this lifestyle, but we weren't taught to carve clothes pegs and sell lucky heather.

The puppy's owner said, she planned to use the knife to carve a turkey, but it was swallowed by the edacious puppy.

In essence, it allows you to carve up multiple workload environments inside of one host and OS kernel.

jagged gorges are scooped out of the buildings to carve pathways for sunlight.

The economic "pie" was always getting large enough for new generations of immigrants to carve themselves a slice.

He uses a tiny surgical blade to carve his figures out of gold and grains of sand which are then mounted on pin heads.

I asked disciple Hao to carve the word Ming, which consists of Sun and Moon as signifying the union of Wisdom and Compassion, onto it.

He was thirty-five before he gained a seat in Parliament, yet he found time to carve his name deep in the political history of England.

I would have tried to carve out a space for making a little meaning each and every day and slowly worked my way out of there.

But for the PSDB, it will make it harder to carve out a distinct political identity.

So what you have to make sure is to carve out special time for your older child.

With no obvious heir, opportunistic offs and warlords set out to carve their own private fiefdoms where they could.

They argue that China needs to use its growing power and economic resources to carve out its own position of pre-eminence.

At first, there was a suggestion to carve famous western figures, people like Buffalo Bill, Lewis &Clark, and Sacagawea.

There is a veritable crush of companies seeking to carve out a space in this burgeoning LED retrofit market.

Disclosure embroidered the city, pandering to carve Meng, Kuang Shan original as its surplus, Sichuan Xu its horrifying attention.

Therefore, the opportunities to carve out must be unlocked by grounders themselves.

How are the elite planning to carve up Africa, re-colonize it in essence, and will there be clashes?

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Mr Obama would have been wiser to carve out resources for job creation by trimming back waste elsewhere.

Settlers have streamed in to carve out a precarious life.

He had described Japan as a potentially aggressive nation that might join with others to carve up China.

Instead, premium players selling organic teas are attempting to carve out lucrative niches, both at home and abroad.

The seemingly repetitious simplistic form is actually one continuous surface that undulates to carve spaces underneath it.

Yet it is another kind of commercial attempt to carve up the internet that is causing more concern.

So I decided to try to carve a kind of theater of the absurd in wood.

Then she had me use a pencil to draw a ghost face on the pumpkin and use a sharp knife to carve the shape.

You have to see your future "in the marble, " and you have to carve until you set it free!

Commandeer unused space in your home to carve out a dedicated work space.

Combined well with his fellow midfielders and always available to play that extra short pass to carve up the Betis defence.

They managed to carve out some hours for exercise, although they were packed with work.

Other times I have a particular subject matter that I would like to carve and I look for an appropriate shaped pumpkin.

Here bed body for the European and American palace type style, uses the upscale solid methyl alcohol to carve becomes.

Confidence is the fuel to carve out. Human's will may exert limitless might as well as make dreams come true.

He wanted to carve it in stone or write it in the sky.

Mr. Allen has spent the decades since his departure from Microsoft using his wealth to carve a somewhat whimsical path for himself.

In our busy lives, it's necessary to carve out time to socialize not only for our own sanity, but for the sake of our relationships.

A keen chess player, the Duchess has also commissioned a Gloucestershire craftsman to carve a wooden chess set for Charles.

Size and state-sector camaraderie allow China's big five state banks to carve up lucrative loans for big government projects.

It's time once again to carve some jack-o'-lanterns and bust out the cobwebs as All Hallows Eve is creeping closer.

Africa's rich may employ mercenaries to carve out regions of control, leaving those left outside to fend for themselves.

The time has arrived to carve and serve. Remember to use a good, sharp carving knife to cut the meat properly.

In the resulting power vacuum, the Vigos desperately sought to carve up the criminal empire.

Other countries with competing tribes manage to carve up economic interests and keep rivalries in check.

Uncertainty also surrounds how China intends to "carve out the monopoly" .

Main Idea: Stones from other mountains can also be used to carve and polish jade.

At the same time, schools dropped recess and physical education classes that used to burn off calories, to carve out more time for lessons.

Established in ceramic tool refers to carve, after blowing glaze kiln firing a ceramic decoration.

The Luo Xi mining company used thousands of prisoners to carve out its first shaft and tunnels in the 1950s.

so Mummy used the cardboard to carve a little ghost, car, castle and pumpkin.

To make a vase for sacrifice, they have to split away a wood to carve it into vase.

The easy way to carve a turn: start to ski across the slope, tip the knee which is facing downhill towards the inside of the turn.

The bonus of the match will as the startup capitals to carve out.

Those whose memorise fade seek to carve them in their hearts. . .

Therefore, the best way to establish your business is to carve out your own niche.

cdq art the studio primarily display the metals to carve , the miniature space that handicraft product , painting is main.

Once the solid glass object cools, an artist uses special tools to carve an opening in the container.

Both firms are hoping to carve out bigger slices of the market for smart-phones.

Knowing that, we have to carve out time to "stress-less" and find ways to under-react.

they rely upon their students to carve the map for ascension for other inheritances other than their own.

There is a new generation of Aussie travelers in town, tarnishing an image our predecessors worked very hard to carve.

Oracle is impatient to carve out new chunks of the tech market for itself.

After that, the mold is put on a stack of paper and different kinds of knives are used to carve along the lines.

Then one can begin to carve a path towards freedom for oneself through evolution.

Julia said, moving the light to carve a hole. The rock fell to the ground.

MRS ZHU: It took a very long time to carve a page for a book.

Cut a carrot into six thin slices, then use the knife or a small cutting tool to carve them into flower shapes.

It's often hard to carve out enough time to revise and polish your transfer application.

We have the capacity to carve out exceptions, put people in a special category.

In order to unfurl my faculty to use English, I plan to compose a story to narrate a young man's process to carve out.

Jack makes up his mind to carve out.

Bilaterals often are narrower and more likely to carve out protections for certain industries.

Your future is like that block of stone, your future has greatness inside it, but you have to carve the greatness out.

And David wanted to carve deeply into Brad's face to bring the aging to this character.

All you need to do is to carve your own path, no matter what the odds are.

The Seal cutting assignment this week is to carve: Xiaoyao Step.

After you establish principles, it's time to carve out an effective process.

Other the way that can behave Chinese style style, if use log to carve screen, or modelling originality arch .

They form fixed views as to what is required for them to accomplish in order to carve out a name for themselves in the world.

School children visited Inuit villages and have classes where they learn how to fish, how to carve bones and how to make clothes.

But even so, they found ways to carve out separate time.

It is never regretable deeply to carve the stone table of loving you.

When you engrave a seal, you have to carve the characters back-to-front.

At 22, he borrowed a pocket watch, and without any training, figured out how to carve a working wooden clock that chimed each hour.

Prior to WPARs, you would need to carve out separate logical partitions (LPARs) within the physical server.

It takes more time to carve with razor-sharp chisels .

But all three try to carve out time for their children.

Talking doesn't make it so. You have to carve out time to do this stuff.

Dreams are about the future and our individual potential to carve our own path.

Seems that he wants to carve out.

Learned to write your hurts in the sand and to carve your benefits in stone.

LEARN TO WRITE YOUR HURTS IN THE SAND AND TO CARVE YOUR BENEFITS IN THE STONE.

"We use heat instead of force to carve, " he adds.

LEARN TO WRITE YOUR HURTS IN THE SAND AND TO CARVE YOUR BENEFITS IN STONE.

Learn to write your hurt in the sand and to carve your blessing in stone.

He meant to carve a flute from it.

To carve an eternal scar.

It's your turn to carve the meat.

The story tells us that we must learn to write our hurts in sand and to carve our benefits in stone.

As pumpkins are the symbol of Halloween, our students learn how to carve the pumpkins and make pumpkin lanterns.

I'm not making this up. 2. Do I have to carve it in the stone?

But the benefits far outweigh the sacrifices it takes to carve out that time.

However, Linklaters believes it is the first to carve out a specific regional leadership role in this area and to base it in Hong Kong.

Instead, they tend to carve their own paths through life . . . and they do it their own way.

Do I have to carve it in stone?

Margaret learned how to carve wood because they lived near an artist who carved wood. Another neighbor taught her how to paint.

It took a lot of effort to learn how to carve needles out of bone.

Because I have to carve Homer Simpson like that, in that position.

So what words or symbols do you want to carve on it?

Copper can spend from ten months to a year at extreme pricing-to carve out a top

Would you like to carve?

The soldiers want to carve out a way through the enemy

To Carve and Grind Jade with Stones out of other Mountains--On Application of all other Courses relating to Politics in teaching

He has no tombstone to carve his name

Ponder to Carve out Education of the Profession Technology School

Yongzheng forbid to carve imperial decree excessively

To carve up again--the renaissance of Shanghai compressor corporate

To carve and mill the groove with the carve and mill machine

We are not just art for Michelangelo to carve,

The loess tunnel first time Chen starts to carve the arch line above proper adoption to change to cut noodles structure;

Now isnot the time to carve out an exception and raise middle-class taxes, which iswhy you should pass this bill right away. (Applause. )

how to fish, how to carve bones and how to make clothes. So, it is hoped that

And to carve it into stone

The past decades saw our footmarks on the way to carve out;