To help pass the time, I do some serious downhill training on in-line skates. |
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These two are not journeymen casuals out to pass the time on a Saturday afternoon. |
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The book is an easy-going page turner that will help you pass the time if you are stuck at an airport. |
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Tom said he started bringing a book to work to pass the time after the initial novelty wore off. |
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The bumper cars, near the entrance, appeared to be an excellent way to pass the time between queueing for the bigger rides. |
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To pass the time he began to count, telling each one to lay down as he marked them off. |
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It was a fun way to pass the time, though, until lunch under the heat of the blazing sun. |
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To pass the time, he spies on his neighbours, watching the real-life soap opera in the building across from his. |
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As we were waiting for our food, we decided to order a few pitchers of beer to pass the time. |
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I stared at my feet and fidgeted, trying to pass the time as quickly as possible. |
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They grow to an impressive size and pass the time cracking open hard-shelled creatures like crabs and urchins between their fearsome teeth. |
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To pass the time, she busied herself arranging Cecily's nightdress and brushing her hair. |
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Some sell mielies roasted in coal umbhawulas to locals, while others play soccer to pass the time. |
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They could be valued public spaces where people can enjoy the local shops, meet with neighbours and pass the time of day. |
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To pass the time, several players played a form of Keno in which numbers were selected according to past and present players' guernseys. |
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At night, his teammates help him pass the time in his house, playing cards, dominoes and video games. |
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I went to work in the garden, I was slowly fixing the house up, and it helped pass the time while I waited. |
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The old man had moved to Mount Akum a decade ago, keeping to himself, occasionally fishing to pass the time away. |
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Bring plenty of books and magazines to pass the time, and comfortable clothing and sports gear, including a swimming costume. |
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They pass the time in a hazy half-light, drifting from one ill-defined moment to the next in works deeply suspicious of form and language. |
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Records show that even on the voyage to this country the new settlers had set up gambling games and sweepstakes to help pass the time. |
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So I went to my room and worked on some sewing and embroidery, to pass the time. |
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Armed with copies of the morning newspapers and flasks of coffee and dressed in their civvies, they chatted, or played cards to pass the time. |
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Cleopatra asks Charmian for mandragora to pass the time while she waits for Antony to come back. |
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So I peeled the orange to pass the time, watched the rinds floating down, catching in wind eddies like petals. |
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Here, why don't you guys play some checkers to help pass the time? |
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A fun way to break the ice at a party or just to pass the time with friends! |
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The men pass the time by dictating letters that will never be sent home, acting out films they will never make, and pouring imaginary drinks that will never touch their lips. |
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Learn to relax, purse and unpurse your lips and flex your hands to pass the time and focus on something else. |
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This will motivate you to run and help pass the time when the dreariness becomes too monotonous. |
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To pass the time and boost the troop moral, he started a group and toured the barracks. |
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At first just as a way to pass the time, but it felt so good that his desire to make music on a professional level got stronger everyday. |
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Knowing that we will all be staying in the cabin until the thunderstorm cleared we start telling each other stories to pass the time. |
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Testers turned on their terminals to watch a specific program or simply to pass the time, with a preference for news programs. |
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Betting pools were established, and eventually billiards tables were added to help pass the time, and to add to the betting. |
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Gambling provides fun, excitement, and a way to pass the time and forget worries, as well as the opportunity of winning money. |
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To pass the time, they meet with friends, talking in coffee shops, if they can afford that, or just collecting out on the streets. |
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The Chinese associations in Chinatowns provided a place to meet, talk and pass the time. |
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You have met several other Ukrainians on board and they have helped you pass the time. |
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Whether he was in his eighties or not, he was still handsome and charming, and obviously still liked to pass the time of day with a strange woman. |
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But it's certainly an interesting way for the commentariat to pass the time. |
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Lena and Eloise had been playing a word game to pass the time. |
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The plant is noisy, and she and her co-workers pass the time by shouting over the din, catching up on gossip and talking about food and cosmetics. |
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If you have a spare hour, it's a great way to pass the time. |
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To pass the time, he stared at the stony bluffs surrounding the path. |
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Winterbound baseball fans pass the time in hot-stove-league discussions of ballplayers, batting and fielding averages and the prospects for the coming season. |
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His story about how he and a buddy used to collect gun powder out of damaged 30 mm rounds and light it off while on swing shift to pass the time really intrigued me. |
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Armed with copies of the morning newspapers, flasks of coffee, pre-packed butties and dressed in their civvies, they chatted, or played cards to pass the time. |
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To pass the time he started reading books from the local library, brought to him by his father. |
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To pass the time, he composed a poem entitled, The Lonely Isle, which was inspired by his feelings during the sea crossing to Calais. |
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Also, if we want to brave winter's cold by adding colour to our garden or house, the producers offer a generous selection of potted plants or bed plants that will help us pass the time until the good weather comes back. |
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With one leaving to complete his service, and the other to complete her college education, they pass the time by exchanging a continuous stream of love letters, until they can be reunited permanently a year later. |
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The man is unemployed and drinks to pass the time. |
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I suspect that was how she wanted it, because she didn't know how to pass the time with no rice fields to tend, no guava trees, beans, water buffaloes and chickens. |
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Under the walls of the toll, on the waterfront of the port a series of bar-restaurants facing boats fisheries: a nice place to dine and pass the time. |
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Samuel Beckett's classic comedy in the absurdist tradition tells the story of two friends who pass the time together while waiting for Godot. |
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Lucien began as a character played for friends at parties and to pass the time at various jobs in the paper mill in Dalhousie during his university days. |
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Upon arriving, many of our high school students quickly found their younger siblings or friends and soon groups of children were chatting or kicking a soccer ball to pass the time before the visitors arrived. |
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Later, Nick gave us a lift to a pub called the Hand, 15 minutes away by car, where we spent the afternoon observing stouthearted Welsh regulars pass the time with the Sunday paper as they drank ale by the fire. |
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Hotel guests can use it to pass the time or just to relax. |
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The boy was ill and Potter wrote him a picture and story letter to help him pass the time and to cheer him up. |
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But some sectors exploit the congestion to invent increasingly sophisticated in-vehicle products and services to help the Homer Simpsons pass the time. |
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And what better way is there to pass the time on a blistery lonely night floating somewhere in the Norwegian Sea than to power up the ole Macbook and surf the web? |
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