The shift flies by, and I'm happy to be hustling.
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I'M FASCINATED BY SACRIFICE FLIES by Tim Kurkjian (St. Martin's).
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Time flies by, and I can't wait to flash back!
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We chat and catch up, and the hour flies by.
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"Oh no," he moans, as a dagger flies by his head.
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The storytelling would benefit from additional context, but the performance flies by.
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As he flies by the 25th floor, someone asks how it's going.
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Ordinary flies, by contrast, immediately walked away from the laboratory carnival ride.
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That way you'll be confident about snagging a deal when it flies by.
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Now that I have actual work on my plate, the day flies by!
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It flies by flapping its wings and steers by using two tail fins.
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The hour flies by and I leave feeling useless and sad for the kids.
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It flies by in seven episodes — not even half hours but 20-minute installments.
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The rest of the game flies by and we end up winning 34.353-234.35.
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Just ask Iron Man as he flies by, or the Stormtroopers guarding the princesses' door.
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Motherhood, in all its incessantness, flies by in hurry, from one year to the next.
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Content feels like it sticks to your finger or flies by when you fling it.
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It was easy to make time for it, too, because less than 10 minutes flies by.
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Talking to each other, laughing and everything, and as we're talking a water bottle flies by.
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I blast the Hamilton soundtrack to make it more tolerable, and the time totally flies by!
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We'll know for sure when New Horizons flies by around 12:30AM ET on January 1st.
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A major one here is that great events rupture temporal perception: Time stops, or flies by.
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But when you actually have some stuff to do and functions to attend, time flies by.
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As it flies by in 2020, it'll drop off a capsule with the asteroid samples. Yes.
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After a walk to Stanton, Miami capped the inning with sacrifice flies by Justin Bour and Ozuna.
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Instead, it takes the route of Lord of the Flies by way of grief dirge The Leftovers.
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This means that before you know it, time flies by while we're all busy trying to be busy.
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Those are not the kind of details that are visible from the stands as a model flies by.
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Well, maybe you are—but can you score with a shot from an airplane as it flies by?
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The afternoon flies by, and I stave off thinking about the career crisis that's been on my mind.
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Outside the spaceship window a psychedelic landscape flies by, its stunning colors mocking your violent attempts at art.
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The only reason I manage is because I make sure I'm continuously busy; time flies by much quicker then.
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The robot flies by rolling in the air and it has four wings to control three axes of flight.
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If one bothers its owners with a notification every time a bird flies by, it'll probably be a nonstarter.
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It's a smart, sharp, endlessly quotable show that flies by if you have a couple spare hours to catch up.
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When New Horizons flies by Ultima Thule, it will be humanity's first up-close look at this kind of world.
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Next week for the podcast, we are reading and discussing the classic The Lord of The Flies by William Goulding.
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Ironically, just a few days earlier, "60 Minutes" reported that the combat aircraft basically flies by the grace of China.
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The Indians scored single runs in the second and third innings on sacrifice flies by Lonnie Chisenhall and Francisco Lindor.
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With virtual smell, if there's a stinky bird that flies by you, you beam some scent into the nose area.
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When I put on this music while I'm working, it's wild how blissfully this stuff flies by, especially the piano pieces.
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"Lord of the Flies" by William Golding This classic novel on survival, competition and greed left its mark on the tech entrepreneur.
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For the second quarter, United said it would increase the number of seats it flies by between 4 percent and 5 percent.
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Ultima Thule will become the most distant object ever seen from close range when New Horizons flies by on New Year's Day.
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Lust Stories flies by in a blur of character and emotion, but the stories are out there, and the conversations will continue.
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Comet 45P (it has a much longer name, but we won't burden you with it here) is visible as it flies by Earth.
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The music flies by in one joyous arc, with the linear melody and vertical harmony blurring into a single web of gossamer beauty.
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The lights say you're good-to-go, and your commute flies by—just like you fly by the cars in bumper-to-bumper traffic.
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A succession of quick cuts flies by, showing aliens of all sizes and types, and even one that looks a lot like Clive Owen.
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Chicago capped the scoring with two runs off Mariners backup catcher Tom Murphy in the ninth inning on sacrifice flies by Contreras and Schwarber.
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The two moved up on a wild pitch and scored on successive sacrifice flies by Braun and Perez for a 2-0 Milwaukee lead.
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The station flies by at 5 miles per second, so viewing time can be less than a minute or as long as five minutes.
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Trophies from bass fishing tournaments sit on his windowsill, and he does his homework on the same table where he makes flies by hand.
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This underrated novel flies by in a heartbeat but is full of suspense and emotion, and it will inspire moral debate with your youngsters.
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I try to take stock once a day and find a moment of stillness that I can remember because this experience flies by so quickly.
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The hourlong set flies by fast, carried by engine-piston percussion, while the soaring synth melodies she favors keeps the proceedings from getting too dour.
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The Giants chipped away at the deficit with single runs in the second and third, scoring on sacrifice flies by Brandon Crawford and Kevin Pillar.
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I especially appreciate the end of the month journal questions that help you reflect instead of having no idea what happened because 'time just flies by.
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Paradoxically, the additions seem to shorten the play by clarifying its structure; in any case, the night flies by despite only modest trimming of the text.
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It makes me want to cruise down a curvy road in a 5.0 Mustang (convertible top down, of course!), looking up as the cosmos flies by.
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"I use the metro a lot and time flies by thanks to football," said Bek Usmanov, a Moscow resident who described himself as a passionate soccer fan.
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That's going to happen after New Horizons flies by the object on January 1st, 2019, since astronomers aren't quite sure if 2014 MU69 is one object — or two.
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Let's be very clear here: There is simply no possibility that Asteroid 2013 TX68 will get close enough to hit Earth when it flies by on March 5th.
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Still, that doesn't make it any less terrifying when it flies by your house at about 40 MPH, looking like something lifted straight out of Black Hawk Down.
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When Apophis flies by on April 13, 2029, the 1,100-foot-wide (340-meter) asteroid will come shockingly close, coming within 20363,000 miles (33,000 kilometers) of the Earth's surface.
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The Red Sox extended their lead to 8-3 in the sixth on an RBI triple by Jackie Bradley Jr. sandwiched around sacrifice flies by Brock Holt and Mookie Betts.
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Down at the bottom of the hill the Loeb Boathouse, with its row boats for rent, flies by on the right, followed by Central Park SummerStage, an outdoor concert venue.
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Eventually, a working narrative emerged: Every couple of hundred years, a comet flies by Earth, leaving in its wake a parasite that descends on a farm and infects the fruit.
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Elon Musk says he was "raised by books " and credits his success to books like "Lord of the Flies " by William Golding and "Einstein: His Life and Universe " by Walter Isaacson.
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That's why, as October flies by, it's important to engage in activities that keep endorphins running high: surrounding yourself with loved ones, exercising and eating well, and — if you're us — shopping.
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And soon — well, soon by scientific standards — New Horizons will get a chance to explore one of those pristine objects when it flies by 2014 MU69 in the Kuiper belt in 2019.
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IAN WRAYVisiting ProfessorCivic Design DepartmentUniversity of Liverpool Your review of "Why Time Flies" by Alan Burdick pointed out that humans are "poor judges of the duration of time" ("Clock-watching", February 11th).
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There are ups and downs, particularly among the feature films, but we get to see the irrepressible, unpredictable, inventive Williams on top of his game often enough that the documentary flies by.
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And where the opening section simply flies by, borne aloft by hope that there's a happy ending in store somehow, the concluding portion feels as painfully slow as the Road to Calvary.
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I read Saunders's essay hours after finishing "Lord of the Flies," by William Golding, about a group of boys stranded on a desert island, and it made for a disturbing reading experience.
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Hansel Robles relieved Addison Reed and was able to limit the damage to two runs, on sacrifice flies by Hunter Pence and Brandon Crawford that came perilously close to going over the fence.
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The hour always flies by, and the practice has had a really positive impact on my life—not only did I read more, but my brain no longer felt like it was on fire.
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Elvis & Nixon is a perfectly pleasant minor little comedy that flies by quickly and passes the time easily, and I can't figure out if I should be disappointed by that fact, or relieved by it.
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While United's fourth-quarter profit surpassed Wall Street's expectations, investors were focused on its plan to grow capacity, or the number of seats it flies, by 4 percent to 6 percent each year through 2020.
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An asteroid about the size of a basketball court will pass safely by Earth on March 683, but scientists aren't quite sure how far the space rock will be from the planet when it flies by.
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Sacrifice flies by Jackie Bradley Jr. and Betts in the seventh and eighth innings brought the Red Sox back into a tie — after the Royals scored four in the sixth to take an 8-6 lead.
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The holy hand grenade from "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" flies by for a cameo; so does King Kong and "The Breakfast Club" and Chucky from "Child's Play" and famous emblems of Spielberg's own movies.
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So before another morning flies by in a what-top-to-pair-with-what-pants frenzy, take a breath and let boiler suits do the work for you — after all, that is what they were designed for.
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The extra sensors are nice to haves, but most of the time they seem to be overly sensitive, beeping loudly when I parked too close to a pile of snow or when a paper bag flies by.
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The anal-waxing shot, for example, flies by in a video called "The Sexy Getting Ready Song," a sultry R&B number in which MTV-style backup singers pout and preen with bleach on their upper lips.
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GEORGE JOCHNOWITZProfessor emeritus of linguisticsCollege of Staten Island, CUNYNew YorkGoing down the panYour review of "Why Time Flies" by Alan Burdick pointed out that humans are "poor judges of the duration of time" ("Clock-watching", February 11th).
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The downside to miniseries, especially those as short as HBO's four-episode Catherine the Great, is that in the interest of saving time (and presumably budget) the shows' actual plot flies by too quickly to fully grasp.
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New Horizons must do what it's been designed to do: execute a series of pre-planned tasks when it flies by Ultima Thule on January 1st at 12:33AM ET, coming within 2,200 miles of the rock's surface.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' favorite book, The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro, greatly impacted his leadership style and Elon Musk says that Lord of the Flies by William Golding inspired him to want to save mankind.
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His sexual awakening flies by too quickly, and the impact of his passion for her does not quite register — and it needs to in order for the title's deterministic reference to Oscar's brief life to be fully realized.
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Sacrifice flies by Rizzo in the fifth and Murphy in the seventh added to the Chicago total, before the Cubs blew the game open with a three-run eighth, highlighted by Albert Almora Jr.'s two-run single.
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With episodes running about 30 minutes each, the show pretty much flies by as a 10-episode binge, and gives YouTube -- still feeling its way in the series game -- its most credible calling card in the crowded streaming arena.
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Its nearly eight-hour running time—which flies by when you sit down to watch it; I've seen 73-minute Adam Sandler comedies that felt twice as long—allows the film to answer every question from nearly every angle.
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In the motorbike, the engine makes 189 horsepower at 13,000 rpm and 23 pound-feet of torque at 11,000 rpm; Mean Mower V2 has identical specs, and the the 0-60 mph run flies by in less than 3.0 seconds.
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Some of these books, like "Lord of the Flies," by William Golding, and "The Catcher in the Rye," by J. D. Salinger, brought back fond memories but did not feel nuanced or rich enough to excite me the second time around.
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Pablo Sandoval led off the inning by striking out but reaching base on a wild pitch by Seunghwan Oh. A single by Joe Panik and walk to Brandon Belt set the stage for consecutive sacrifice flies by Gerardo Parra and Steven Duggar.
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Another bonus to Singles' Day is that if gives you another day of great sales to get your holiday shopping done early – or just a day to treat yourself before the rest of the year flies by in the blink of an eye.
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Watch how he attacks the basket at full speed, and then either slows abruptly at the last second or completely stops on a dime as the defense flies by: Dragic is a crafty and unselfish player, and Miami's new spread offense fits his abilities perfectly.
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It's widely understood that dung beetles play important roles in the healthy functioning of ecosystems, by providing services such as recycling nutrients back into the soil, improving soil structure, reducing greenhouse gases, and limiting the populations of dung-breeding flies by outcompeting them for the feces.
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Inspired by Gatsby's place in the canon of books we all read in high school, we chat about our favorite high school books on MashReads — including Lord Of The Flies by William Golding, Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison, and Catcher In The Rye by J.D. Salinger.
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Christine Baek, Northview High School, Johns Creek, Ga.: "Lord of the Flies" by William Golding and "A Dictatorship Is Rising in My Country, Again" I watched as the boys [in "Lord of the Flies"] shed their wide-eyed purity as easily as snake skin, staining their newly naked forms with bloodshed and decay.
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Just a few hours after that, Marc sent us not one but two entertaining songs that played with the notion of 20 seconds: one that he and Scott had written, called "Twenty Seconds," that had so much forward movement that the time flies by, and another he wrote solo, called the "Half a Minute Waltz," which is a word lover's delight.
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Other recent studies in mice, yeast and fruit flies by researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine suggest that suppressing a certain protein called ataxin-2 may foster resistance to A.L.S. In mice genetically engineered to have A.L.S., Lindsay Becker, a graduate student, found that completely removing ataxin-2 enabled some of the animals to live "hundreds and hundreds of days," instead of only a month.
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In case, after yesterday's flood of #TBTs on Instagram, you needed one more thing to highlight how quickly time flies by and make you feel older than you already do, Malia and Sasha Obama attended their very first state dinner on Thursday night at the White House, causing us all to reflect on how exactly these two girls have transformed into elegant young women before our eyes. REX/Shutterstock
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Because the rap is in Korean, we conducted our own in-house translation to see what Bixby raps: Even when time flies by it doesn't change Rhythm of Bixby Do you know all you see, if I told you you would know Tell me again, Bixby I will rap, please sing for me Cherish it deep in your heart, bixby If you let me go and forget me, it doesn't matter Tell me again, Bixby While this is an epic debut, Bixby probably shouldn't gloat just yet.
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