| ! - I don't have time to explain! | |
| ! Not have time for Mtalitk | |
| ! We don't have time for this. | |
| ! We don't have time to argue. | |
| ! We don't have time! | |
| ! - I don't have time to explain! | |
| ! Not have time for Mtalitk | |
| ! We don't have time for this. | |
| ! We don't have time to argue. | |
| ! We don't have time! | |
| "He has announced that it is not his intention to seek election as leader. "He still has time to reconsider before nominations close on Thursday. | |
| "Mr. Scott has time and again proven himself "to be an unmanageable employee "and a poor branch manager. | |
| "Or has time re-written every line? | |
| "Stab 5" has time travel, which is by far the worst. | |
| "The feud digger Barnes started with our family caused more heartbreak than either of us has time to recount. | |
| "He has announced that it is not his intention to seek election as leader. "He still has time to reconsider before nominations close on Thursday. | |
| "Mr. Scott has time and again proven himself "to be an unmanageable employee "and a poor branch manager. | |
| "Or has time re-written every line? | |
| "Stab 5" has time travel, which is by far the worst. | |
| "The feud digger Barnes started with our family caused more heartbreak than either of us has time to recount. | |
| " I've had time to think about parenting, | |
| ""River kid"" because he had time on his hands. | |
| "Hardly had time to turn round." | |
| "He studied whenever he had time," while others play instead | |
| "I have had time to think about things without fear, - and I can see now that my husband used violence to control me all these years." | |
| - It was nice having time with Rachel. | |
| - No, we're just having time out. | |
| - People having time off work. | |
| - There's a difference... between wanting to fish and having time to fish. | |
| And the fact that this works at all is just remarkable, but it absolutely depends on having time at the nanosecond level, because if you don't have time at the nanosecond level, then you can't tell which satellite you're closer to. | |
| " I've had time to think about parenting, | |
| ""River kid"" because he had time on his hands. | |
| "Hardly had time to turn round." | |
| "He studied whenever he had time," while others play instead | |
| "I have had time to think about things without fear, - and I can see now that my husband used violence to control me all these years." | |
| - It was nice having time with Rachel. | |
| - No, we're just having time out. | |
| - People having time off work. | |
| - There's a difference... between wanting to fish and having time to fish. | |
| And the fact that this works at all is just remarkable, but it absolutely depends on having time at the nanosecond level, because if you don't have time at the nanosecond level, then you can't tell which satellite you're closer to. | |
