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Will stay on a bit longer for a few more! Trying to get to as many as I can! Thanks all.

But I didn't see a lot things that are going away and disappearing. So it was so eye-opening today to get to see that short film.

he received an order to get to xi'an immidiately , there was not enough time to let him to call his wife.

It took me a year of begging, cajoling6 and more begging to get to him to agree to meet with me.

What was the name of that long road we took to get to the prison?

Whether it's being able to get to the superstore in under five minutes, or seeing if I can run the length of the local cycle trail.

On weekends he and his wife try to get to New York for the theater, another of his passions.

How much time will it take for my mail to get to where it is going?

Since the inception of the Practically Groovy series almost a year ago, I've given you several opportunities to get to know closures.

Give your date a chance to talk. Aren't you trying to get to know one another?

To underline his point, he said it has taken the U. S. more than 200 years to get to its current state of democracy.

While you need to employ both to get to a finished result, they cannot work in parallel no matter how much we might like to think so.

I was trying to get to the basket, be aggressive tonight, put the pressure on them. It's just a different look.

How much does it cost to get to the airport?

Yan'an was not easy to get to, its isolation being an advantage in protecting the area from the Nationalists and the Japanese.

Democratic Senator-elect Al Franken has arrived in Washington, offering no jokes, just a promise that he is ready to get to work.

God invites his bride to get to know him, to grow strong and faithful in her relationship with him, to draw closer to him.

It is an opportunity for us to get to know you better and for you to create a context for your academic performance and personal history.

"I tried to get to her myself, but it all started falling down and I couldn't carry on, " he said.

How much longer does it take to get to Paris?

I just want to get to a safe place and I never attempt to be a harmful computer fan.

If you want to make sure you get enough sleep on Tuesday night, you might have to get to bed earlier.

If the authorities in your area are happy you could have an instant house moved to your land ready for you to get to work on.

Of course, but we think this is a good opportunity for us to get to know you and for you to ask any.

For your million at recent Western, in a more skilful manner, for some of these efforts to get to know dining etiquette, or very worthwhile.

Whatever you wear should accent the fact that you're a professional who's ready to get to work at a new job.

Due to the fact that there are multiple hops to get to the target database, it is possible that there might be some performance degradation.

He reckoned he would have enough time to get to the top then retrace his steps and be back in time to catch the last cable car of the day.

really positive person. It would have been easy to blame my symptoms on a hectic schedule. But my family knew I had to get to a doctor.

Humor can be a short-cut, an eye-opener--the sorts of things people used to use alcohol for--to get to the truth of the matter.

How much will it cost to get to Munich?

It is just as difficult to get to a place you can't see, as it is to come back from a place you've never been.

In a mad dash to leave the doomed installation, Mungo was unable to get to his ship -- it had been commandeered by a desperate Koong.

We're trying to get to the bottom of this and figure out what happened.

If it is in the ancient times, I walk to you, must be from a young teenager into a decrepit old man to get to your hand.

If your school is one of these, make sure to get to the earliest session possible to avoid being "closed out" of the more desirable courses.

There is no way to know for sure how much money your business is going to make, or how much it will cost to get to market.

It was nighttime when he cycled back. To get to the shop faster, he took the route down over Lighthouse Hill.

I was forced to pass the front windows to get to the court: it was no use trying to conceal my presence.

"All right, all right, " growled the gatekeeper. "If you're in such a hurry to get to the mine, go ahead! " And he opened the gate for her.

he said offhandedly, watching as the Elf quickly stopped trying to get to her spell components.

The map of the MRT lines shows you how much it costs to get to your destination.

The better she got to know China, she said, the less she expected to be able to get to the bottom of anything.

You might have to relocate to make it more convenient to get to your job, or to accept a new job offer.

So, if you're trying to get to the next level, work on your stroke production more than anything else.

S. was designed so that you can easily figure out how to get to any city in the country as long as you know how top read a map.

And from that stick figure, I somehow have to get to a folded shape that has a part for every bit of the subject.

As he knew that it would take him only two days to get to England, he found that he would be all right without food.

"Before, if I was exhausted, I would try to get to bed earlier and earlier, which was the wrong thing, " she said.

I thought he would be too old to get to the top of the mountain, but he made it at last.

But the two men came to a meeting place a few years back, locked eyes and knew they needed each other to get to their place in history.

He needs to get to know his team-mates and the league but I will look at him in training because he has a very good physical condition.

There were ways to get to 60 votes. The White House just had to scratch it out with a real strategy and a never-let-go attitude.

He said she was a great team player but had to get to work on time.

And I think it is difficult for her to get to know his heart by just a phone call.

It is going to be a fight to where everybody is going to get their money's worth and they are going to get to see a great fight.

Only if we understand them properly will we be able to get to the core of the matter.

And His mother and brothers came up to Him and were not able to get to Him because of the crowd.

They might have a special lift to get to another floor, and a range of especially adapted appliances to help them fend for themselves.

We will try to get to the heart of the matter to better understand the most important things about words and their stories.

"On line you need to lie enough to get to coffee, but not so much you don't get to bed, " he says.

Jupiter wants you to be happy and to feel like jumping out of bed excited to get to work each morning.

Jim London is outraged over the death of his friend, a fellow cop and werewolf--and wants to get to the bottom of what he thinks was murder.

You need to get to a level of being able to change settings with your eye glued to the viewfinder of your camera. Operate it in the dark.

John Cleese's character is trying to get to a conference but, after many trials and tribulations, he ends up stranded in a monastery.

However, my only wish for him is to get to see him one day and take a photo with him and also ask for a signature.

"We have to get to the real meat of the matter, and our cooperation will do that for us, " she told her university audience.

As he knew that it would take him only two days to get to England, he decided that he could easily spend the time without food.

But this had been a rough day and the solitude was beginning to get to him.

the questions usual1y grow out of their genuine interest or curiosity, and their impatience to get to the heart of the matter.

I don't want to get to the end of my life and find that I lived just the length of it. I want to have lived the width of it as well.

He said he ran for three hours to get to the riverbed to look for his brother.

I thought I might be relieved to get to the last day, but I'm just determined to make sex far more of a priority than it used to be.

With a morning boot camp, she said, "I can get out and get home in time for my husband to get to work. "

We expect that this process will continue, and we will work with you to get to a tight set of deliverables and mutual responsibilities.

You can also stand on the pillar as it rises, but to get to it fast, you might have to take the fire damage.

You know, it's very random, and I think for me the bottom line is trying to get to know a little bit about the person.

Try to get to know your colleagues and you'll come to see that card writing isn't quite as forensic a process as double-entry book-keeping.

There had always been something about Norman that she hadn't quite been able to get to the bottom of.

I walked as if I was in a race to get to the finish line and that was true even on a Sunday.

I'm going to get to see the ground from high up in the air, just like a bird.

If you were sitting in Oxford, England, trying to get to YouTube, your packets were going to Pakistan and they weren't coming back.

The dad is ready to get to the train station with his tickets and suitcase.

It can be an annoyance when you are trying to get to bed at night.

whenever i fell as if it is a damp, drizzly November day inside of me, I think that it is high time to get to sea as soon as I can.

The Olympics are coming up, and I'm trying to get to the tryouts , that's all.

I've discovered that others find this refreshing as well, as it makes meetings more focused and creates an urgency to get to the point.

Clients have access to thousands of pre-qualified designers, all ready to get to work for them, creating custom design to fit their needs.

It's very easy to get to your destination by the sub-way. You could take the up Line 8 and get off at the third stop.

To get to the bottom of these security problems, the mobility of each mobile host is the fundamental factor.

To get to the bottom of these security problems, the mobility of each mobile host is the fundamental factor.

The meeting shows that China wants to get to know them better, but that's still a far cry from recognizing them diplomatically, " He said. "

"For those of us lucky enough to get to work with him, it's been an insanely great honor. I will miss Steve immensely, " he added.

Nonetheless, one of Richard's bossy slogans resonates: "You want to get to the castle, Groceries, you've got to swim the moat. "

"I'd like to get to a point where every analyst and operations officer is trained in a foreign language, " he said.

For those of us lucky enough to get to work with him, it's been an insanely great honour.

The Secret had been trying to get to me all these years through that word - I just wasn't really listening.

Paul Artisan, P. I. is a new version of an old breed -- a righter of wrongs, someone driven to get to the bottom of things.

But the benefit of the commute was that it enabled me to get to know two of the world's greenest cities.

"I guess I'll have to get to work on that tonight, " he said, deflated. "I was going to ask if you wanted to go out. "

"I guess I'll have to get to work on that tonight, " he said, deflated. "I was going to ask if you wanted to go out. "

Finally, be prepared to work to get to the point of living the dream.

Always rushing to get to the next thing, as if someone is holding a stopwatch over their head, timing them to the second.

In the course of a few weeks Tess revived sufficiently to show herself so far as was necessary to get to church one Sunday morning.

It's impossible to get to Mirny in any other season except winter because there is no bridge across the river between the two cities.

I had met Burkle for the first time just a few hours earlier, and I resolved to get to know him better.

She explained I could take one of two roads to get to the Wall -- the one by their house, or another just on the other side of the ranch.

I spent the flight here trying to get to grips with Andrew Motion's brick of a Keats biography.

I had to be reluctant to get to the bank, put the remained carrots into the basket.

But what should corporate leadership teams do, when they are trying to get to know a new market with a view to doing business there?

I've got to get to a business meeting, When is the next flight to Las Vegas?

"Why did it take two months to get to this point? " the Nikkei newspaper asked in an editorial on Wednesday.

His passion is flying. For other gulls, flying is just a way to get to the next meal spot. For Jonathan, flying is life.

The department store was crowded with shoppers, so Joey kept walking into people as he tried to get to a restroom.

Tell you what. You get yourself a bike and helmet and I'll take you for a ride. . . show you the best way to get to the city.

He puts his head down and he's got one thing in mind and that's to get to the rim.

I'll keep trying, but if anyone can help in the meantime, I've got to get to Mexico in a few hours!

I'm still trying to get to second base with you.

No one did. Clearly wires got crossed somewhere. I'll try to get to the bottom of this, but the copiers will be removed before lunch.

Among his best memories are the good friends he made and the opportunities he had to get to know first-class faculty.

You can't have Christ as your Savior until you quit trying to get to heaven on your own effort.

He said that he'd crossed the border and walked over rough country with a small group of companions to get to the capital.

I know it wasn't easy for you to get to the airport at such an early hour, so I appreciate it all the more.

There must be many support facilities as well , including roads to get to the hotel , electricity, and sewers to handle waste and water .

A woman flexible enough to fit through a tennis racket is one we'd like to get to know.

Steven: Hartford ? That's one and a half hours away. I'd rather not drive that far to get to work. I'd rather live near the office.

Maria: That's fine. I'll also need these contracts to get to Tokyo by Friday. Send it to the home of the president of the company.

Debate plays a very important role in encouraging one to get to the bottom of a matter.

And the American economy has yet to get to the point where the stock of long-term unemployed is decreasing; that category continues to grow.

One way to get to that place if you are having trouble is to speak about yourself as if you've already overcome your shyness.

This is, of course, particularly useful when it takes a long time to start your application or to get to the point where it fails.

The blue line is the route we actually took to get to Long Beach Island and the Orange Line is the route we used to leave.

Say a young man wants to get to know his girlfriend of two months "more, " he said.

"I'll give them as much information as we can possibly supply, because we want to get to the bottom of this, " she said.

What if he's only hurting Sirius because he's trying to get to you?

As it was our first meeting and there were just too many issues to touch on, we will have to get to know one another better in future work.

They tried to deny what was happening, but found it harder to get to sleep, had less energy the next day, and were becoming irritable.

J (John): I don't think so. I have to get to bed early tonight for I can't miss the train tomorrow.

Yet to get to such a hopeful point, the cash injected into the system in the months ahead has to be lent, spent and not hoarded.

However, with the German's march into Paris, they had to give up the plan and wished to get to Marseilles by train and married there.

It is so humbling to get to be here with you today patriots, you who are motivated and engaged and concerned, knowing to never retreat.

People unable to get to a polling station are allowed to vote by post if they apply in advance. They are also allowed a proxy vote.

Do not always learn how to have, not to mention how to get to treasure and guard.

At the end of the paper , the author tried to get to know her opinion about male and the reasons by analyzing the male image in her works.

Clearly you wouldn't want to be caught pushing a shopping cart down the street trying to get to your car.

Thomas: I don't think so. I have to get to bed early tonight-can't miss the train tomorrow.

Both of these technologies are mesh networks, meaning there's more than one way for the message to get to its destination.

He tossed Talbot the keys to his MG and told him to get to work.

The Hidden Life of Deer is a wonderfully careful and honest account of one person's attempt to get to know the wildlife living around her.

Annette Lu said "Ah-Bian was not as determined as I was to get to the bottom of the case. "

We're going to continue to try and push - but let's not get ahead of ourselves - it would be fantastic to get to Q3 again in the next race.

In both cases the dramatic steps were taken in the face of political failures to get to the heart of the problems at hand.

Torture techniques used on suspected terrorists by the Bush administration may have failed to get to the truth, researchers say.

At the beginning stage the child sees this online stranger as someone reaching out as a friend and a person the child wants to get to know.

Most staff do not live close to the school and with limited bus services they mainly use cars to get to work.

Is any of these easy to get to by bus?

Now, the Customs Department tells us customs in board of protection says some of its employees were unable to get to the airport.

This time I said may be true Is a lot of hurt people's feelings, I have to get to what you have said, I will draw profound lessons.

"Well, we won't have much more of this weather, " he said. "It only takes two weeks to get to Rome. "

If we were ever to get to the point of being so serious, I would raise your daughter as my own if you wanted that.

Meanwhile, he was trying to get to Cambridge, where a place was being kept for him.

It wasn't until a few years later, however, that I started to get to know a voodoo priest and was properly introduced to the religion.

VII, no comparison to reverse comparison did not identify, have to get to know other people do their own comparison.

If you do not know how to get to the host's home or apartment, ask for his instructions.

Taking a taxi is a very fast and convenient way to get to your destination, be it a hotel, scenic spot, airport, railway station, and so on.

You can type a term into the search field, or click through the categories list to get to what you want.

Now she was on her way to headquarters, hoping to find some way to get to her lover in Manchuria.

He has a great first touch, superb positional sense and dogged determination to get to the ball ahead of a defender.

Having a treaty, if we are to get to a treaty, in South Africa a year later would be much more realistic.

When you met or you do not grasp the courage to get to know her, she will be fleeting, or by others as she would sure have.

I think I am lucky just to get to see him in person.

He wanted to get to ask the source, and then search out the " special fax" in a phase I is who?

Because then I try to ask questions to get to what they don't know.

Study hard, but don't go overboard. Try to get to bed by the midnight.

Billy is still trying to get to second base with Sara.

If he wants to get to Chicago by tonight, he has no alternative but to go by plane.

To get to the palace with just a flower is to say "I'm poor. "

The company has heavily invested and built a good foundation and networks to get to the next level.

Drivers from the northwest must navigate its rings of concentric circular highways to get to coastal ports or to head south.

It's all right. I've managed to get a seat on the afternoon flight so I should be able to get to the meeting.

Going to see a comedian on a first date could be a really good way to get to know someone.

I'll bet the breeder told you not to worry, she's just a little shy and needs time to get to know you.

Yeah, but when you think about it, you haven't had much time to get to know each other yet - it was just your first date!

We also hope that this study can make up for defects in this area and can find new ways in how to get to know and how to understand science.

Erika, his character from a tough background, manages to get to just such a school established by a billionaire hedge fund trader.

'That depends a good deal on where you want to get to, ' said the Cat.

I really have to get to Paris by this evening. Would you pleased try to find any other available flight?

I am a very laid back person, easy to get along with. I just want to get to know someone honest and smart and has a good sense of humor.

Massa struggled for form last season as he failed to get to grips with the characteristics of Bridgestone's narrower front tyres.

Since then, Rihanna's become something more than an icy pop star, but still, while her songs answer what, they never seem to get to why.

Paul Rabar said the key was to get to Wall Street as soon as possible so they knew the Turtles after Dennis were alive, so to speak.

When coincidentally three Cubans hijacked a ferry in a desperate attempt to get to Florida, they were executed.

I really have to get to Paris by this evening. Would you please try to find any other available flight?

"What we saw there was sensational, " Nilsson recalls, "so we had to get to the bottom of it. "

These neutral atoms have no electric charge, and are therefore very difficult to get to interact with one another.

Her suggestion is to use GPS to get to a new destination, but to turn it off on the way back or when going to familiar locations.

I'm a very simple and Romantic person, easy to get to know and understand.

He hared off down the road, hoping to get to the bus station before his wife left.

Before, leaders were distant and remote, not easy to get to know or communicate with.

Somehow I managed to get to the aisle, unhook Cognac's leash and put the basket in his mouth.

After she drank the wine she became very ill and was barely able to get to her bed.

'Yes or no, that's what I am trying to get to, ' Mr. Towns interrupted in frustration.

Thus, in practical terms, if the going got tough in one spot, the hominids would not have had to move far to get to a better situation.

For starters, the cops on "TheWire" don't investigate crimes out of the pureness of their hearts, working tirelessly to get to the truth.

People were pushing each other out of the way in their eagerness to get to the front.

A few days later, Suha discovered the small Lebanese grocery, which only took slightly longer to get to from the apartment.

Columbus believed that the earth was smaller than most others believed and that the best way to get to Asia was to across the Atlantic.

If you know how to get to your home directory, you could execute the . profile right now (see Listing 5).

'We are now ready to get to work fixing this problem, ' said CPSC chief Inez Tenenbaum.

You may be in the Realization Stage if you find you are beginning to get to know each other's real strengths and weaknesses.

So, if you ask the simple question of how happy people are in California, you are not going to get to the correct answer.

Okay, we got a. . . -Time for me to get to grips with one, carefully.

Not only is she beautiful, she's also a talented, hard-nosed reporter who will stop at nothing to get to the bottom of a story.

We are going to get to the point where it becomes infeasible to carry out these studies.

they are unable, for whatever reason, to get to a polling place in their electorate on election day.

Since the distances to most of the main sights of Athens are not long, walking is a good idea and a good way to get to know Athens.

Di Renjie in the absence of circumstances for granted, adventure rushed Taian, determined to get to the bottom of this Kuanggu injustice.

You should be able to get to the central library, where the town meeting is to be held.

"For a trained population, a matter of 5 or 10 minutes is all you may need to get to high ground, " Mr. Francis said.

I've had to go back to making more money, but I'd like to get to a position where the balance between business and philanthropy was 50: 50.

In her speech, Harris intends to talk about creating the relationships one needs to get to the top.

All you need is to take a hoe (like a potato digger) and break through the snow and the thin layer of frozen twigs to get to the nuggets.

I am trying to get to the bottom of this.

Family and friends unable to get to Vegas for any couple's ceremony will be able to watch it via an Internet feed.

I'm glad to hear that. It's really nice to get to know all of you.

Make sure you know how to get to your interview in advance. Make a practice run the day before if necessary.

once this is over, they go off for several days up to a few weeks on a honeymoon, a special trip to get to know each other better.

If your pages are long, no one's going to want to scroll to the bottom to get to your footer just to navigate your site.

If I eat a lot for lunch or dinner, I try to get to the gym later in the day to burn off the calories.

Buses make it easy to get to the place.

The only objective is to get to the end of the season proud of what we have done.

To get to the front lines, each woman had to pass herself off as a man.

To get to the bottom of the questions, we still want to ask, 'transport what to where?

I'll tell you later. Right now we've got to get to the lake and escape!

To get to the point of executing a takeover, a Chinese company must build up a huge head of steam.

BC: Earth and Mars are so far apart that it takes over ten minutes for a signal from Mars to get to Earth.

It delivers the drug epinephrine, which keeps the heart pumping, improves breathing, and gives you about 20 minutes to get to a hospital.

Man: But it's easy to get to Wangfujing from here by the sub-way.

"For those of us lucky enough to get to work with Steve, it's been an insanely great honor, " said Bill Gates, the Microsoft co-founder.

My eyes were bandaged for three weeks and I had to get to grips with the problem of blindness, even though I knew it was only temporary.

It's nice to get to know and to talk to other relatives and to be able to share experiences with them.

If the very thought of that type of encounter makes your pulse race, perhaps it's time to explore your ability to get to "no" others better.

The heat was beginning to get to me.

This capable person looking back at me is someone I enjoy spending time with and someone I would like to get to know better.

As a small business owner, you won't have a boss to tell you when to get to work. If that's a problem, keep your day job.

but the rest of the buildings are easy to get to.

and an assistant production manager is shoved around by a group of tourists eager to get to a scenic waterfall blocked by the film crew.

They are unable to get to the heart of a problem and naturally cannot find a way to resolve its contradictions.

Force first recognized the relationship while he was on a camping trip, trying to get to sleep.

It is a special honor and responsibility, and I am ready to get to work.