Now publishers are scrambling to make up for lost time.
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I'll donate $20 right now to make up for lost time!
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"They'll just wait and make up for lost time," Douglas said.
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So it will be hard to make up for lost time.
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The government now has an opportunity to make up for lost time.
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It is time to boost that rate to make up for lost time.
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Make up for lost time by ordering one from Amazon for just $7.85.
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Ocon returns after a year out, eager to make up for lost time.
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After the ceremony, we had to shorten cocktails to make up for lost time.
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He spoke faster than usual, as if trying to make up for lost time.
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Now she and her fellow students are determined to make up for lost time.
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He was trying to make up for lost time but it was too late.
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Finally, on Friday, Mr. Cuomo emerged, apparently eager to make up for lost time.
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Well, it's 220 now, so perhaps Bolton hopes to make up for lost time.
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Could Kendall and I make up for lost time, having connected later than the rest?
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But he believes his work ethic will allow him to make up for lost time.
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I did four years of academic work in three to make up for lost time.
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Additional locations have sprung up as the US attempts to make up for lost time.
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But they did make up for lost time in total of pardons as their presidencies ensued.
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DES MOINES — The Democratic candidates are back, and they're trying to make up for lost time.
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When I'm at home, I try to make up for lost time as best I can.
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Now, with "Black Kate Moss" the Brooklyn rapper is ready to make up for lost time.
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With fewer than four hundred thousand followers, she was anxious to make up for lost time.
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And I just didn't see it, and I will try to make up for lost time.
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And to make up for lost time, Greene would need to go after some big clients.
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"The younger you are, the more time you have to make up for lost time," Murphy says.
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Since replacing her as president in December Mauricio Macri has tried to make up for lost time.
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We just try to make up for lost time and be who we are in the moment.
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Now you can make up for lost time and watch an entire grow season in one minute.
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But she possessed the irrepressible joie de vivre and irreverence needed to make up for lost time.
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It isn't too late to make up for lost time, and you don't have to do it alone.
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When she returned to Woodbridge for senior year, Mr. Harvey was eager to make up for lost time.
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And to make up for lost time, the competition unmasked two celebrities at the end of the night.
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If you sleep through your morning classes, you'll be running around trying to make up for lost time.
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Trying to make up for lost time, Monica helps Debbie get her daughter back and meets Ian's new lover.
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The company might be late to the trend, but boy is it trying to make up for lost time.
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Putting it off means you will have to sock away more cash later to make up for lost time.
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The new president will have to figure out ways to make up for lost time and abandoned US leadership.
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This can offer them more opportunities to save for retirement and even help them make up for lost time.
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As a result, the State Department now has to try to catch up and make up for lost time.
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That may mean eventually putting away more than 15% of your salary later to make up for lost time.
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Its workers may yet make up for lost time as they build a Mark-3 prototype for orbital launches.
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So in order to make up for lost time, we need to give Grande and Davidson a proper couple name.
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He will get his chance to make up for lost time as he is tasked with harassing Newton on Sunday.
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Mr. Ludwig, now 71, and his wife bought an R.V. "We're trying to make up for lost time," he said.
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It's almost as if these technologies, having been delayed in their departure, are determined to make up for lost time.
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They were instructed to stay an extra hour to make up for lost time and left at 4:30 a.m.
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Determined to become a performer, he then spent two years in Boston practicing frenziedly to make up for lost time.
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" After the George W. Bush administration rejected the Kyoto Protocol, Mr. Stern promised America would "make up for lost time.
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A late-breaking pivot can't make up for lost time, even if the White House sticks with its current approach.
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If you don't set aside money when you're young, you'll have to save more to make up for lost time.
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Jessica is becoming one in spite of herself, but Trish wants to make up for lost time by jumping into action.
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Delay means that mankind will suffer more harm and face a vastly more costly scramble to make up for lost time.
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I thought I could make up for lost time by taking a less-traveled state road instead of the congested interstate.
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VW made it clear it wants to make up for lost time as it used a London startup conference to launch MOIA.
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She is on track to graduate with an associate degree in 2021 and is pushing herself to make up for lost time.
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Those who want to go to university are on a fast-track program to make up for lost time, Mr. Kongnyuy said.
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In a rush to make up for lost time, Mr. Wisnia plunged into New York City life, going to dances and parties.
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Flights often get delayed leaving an airport gate, forcing pilots to open the throttle in the air to make up for lost time.
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Following Cold Sun's release, Slaughter started releasing a few EPs a month as if on a deadline to make up for lost time.
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Each irrational decision Tiffany made created a larger space between the two, until it was too late to make up for lost time.
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If you are 50 and over and looking to make up for lost time, catch-up contribution limits will remain the same for 2019.
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Like Sanders and Klobuchar, Warren's campaigning has been curtailed by Trump's Senate impeachment trial and she is trying to make up for lost time.
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But he will nonetheless make up for lost time by embarking on a tour across the country, re-establishing his place in Brazilian politics.
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The revelation results in a raucous night of debauchery as the best friends set off on a quest to make up for lost time.
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Now, Friedman offered a minor league contract to Toles, who was grateful for the second chance and eager to make up for lost time.
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The Chinese government has set ambitious targets for economic growth this year and will now have to race to make up for lost time.
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Blake said he had ditched the nickname 'the beast' and was keen to make up for lost time, with the Brazil Games approaching in August.
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Hill tried to make up for lost time by singing back-to-back hits from Miseducation without saying much to the crowd in between songs.
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The American Idol champ decided to make up for lost time with a daily performance live from her house leading up to an announcement Friday.
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Barroso is reluctant to blame the last-minute preparations on their poor run but there is little doubt Argentina have to make up for lost time.
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I stay longer than usual to make up for lost time and because I can feel my body is a little slower than it normally is.
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We should understand that China is merely trying to make up for lost time after a very long period of geopolitical setbacks and related economic failures.
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I'm working hard to make up for lost time, and if I continue on my current path, I could be a millionaire by my early 40s.
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But the Republican National Committee's investment in building a more sophisticated voter identification and registration program has been helping the party make up for lost time.
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Once a woman has left the workplace to care for others, even temporarily, it's hard to make up for lost time and earnings when she returns.
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Now, with the session set to end today, state lawmakers are feverishly trying to make up for lost time by introducing, proposing and amending dozens of bills.
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The journey has been long, and I'm trying to make up for lost time, all of those hours I spent dawdling, cataloging wildlife or mining for resources.
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When live sports do return, betting companies going to get behind it in a big way to make up for lost time and reconnect with sports fans.
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Our nation must also make up for lost time from this administration's actions and lead the international community to take vital next steps to combat climate change.
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Cacok tried to make up for lost time, but he picked up his third foul with 33:23 to go and finished with 210 points and four rebounds.
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If you do end up starting later in life, it would be wise to put away more than 15% of your income to make up for lost time.
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As if to make up for lost time, we have two of these duets instead of one, both to be featured on LDR's upcoming Lust for Life album.
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Though it's clear the US is still struggling to make up for lost time due to these early stumbles, Trump on Thursday insisted the government was always prepared.
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Rainfall is unlikely through Monday in highly productive areas such as northern Iowa and southern Minnesota, which should give growers there a chance to make up for lost time.
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In the past year, Democrats have tried to make up for lost time: of seven bills on Venezuela in the House and the Senate, six were initiated by Democrats.
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Only within the past few years have Russian institutions caught on to the value of marketing and PR skills, and our hosts seemed eager to make up for lost time.
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Although she'd been asleep when he was born, Princess Estelle was quick to make up for lost time and visited her new sibling first thing at the hospital the following morning.
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But they began to run out of wiggle room to make up for lost time when the labor action threatened to extend the school year, piling pressure on teachers to return.
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Donors and recipients cannot meet or exchange identifying information for 12 months after the donation due to privacy laws so Bochco and Kayne are eager to make up for lost time.
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When O.J. Simpson walks out of the gates of Nevada's Lovelock Correctional Center as a free man sometime in October, friends say he'll be eager to make up for lost time.
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All four are trying to make up for lost time — though admittedly this seems to have had little adverse effect on Sanders, who is the late favorite to win the caucuses.
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The automaker is likely to get busy in November and December, attempting to make up for lost time in assembling vehicles such as pickup trucks and SUVs that are in high demand.
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Beyonce's on a mission to make up for lost time -- ramping up her Coachella rehearsals to ensure her performance is one for the ages after missing out last year ... TMZ has learned.
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We see how Arkangel affects both mother and daughter as Sarah grows from a wide-eyed toddler to a curious child to a restless teenager trying to make up for lost time.
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Orla (Joanne McGuinness) has had a bout of cancer but has recently come back from an apparently successful trip to Lourdes and is desperate to make up for lost time, sexually speaking.
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With Giannandrea in control of all Apple's AI efforts, it appears that the company is hoping a more unified vision, shared resources, and closer collaboration will help it make up for lost time.
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"We'll now be able to make up for lost time and help register people whose lives were disrupted by the storm," said Pamela Goodman, president of the League of Women Voters of Florida.
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Once things are back to normal, Foxconn will be clambering to make up for lost time, as its woes will likely have knock-on effects for some of the biggest brands in electronics.
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To make up for lost time and finalize the standings by April 16, LCK will adopt a compressed schedule that runs five days per week with up to three games per day. Gen.
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And Aughra, whose inattention allowed the Skeksis to corrupt the Crystal to begin with, is trying to rapidly make up for lost time and unite the heroes before the Skeksis kill them all.
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Meanwhile, ethanol industry groups argue the EPA needs to make up for lost time — asking the agency to require refineries add 85033 million gallons of ethanol the industry received waivers for in 2017.
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To get on track, I first settled on a goal retirement age of 65, then calculated backwards to see how much I needed to save every month to make up for lost time.
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When he retired from his job as a pharmacist 21 years ago, he was determined to make up for lost time and joined a New Horizons band near his home in suburban Chicago.
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"The younger you are, the more time you have to make up for lost time," Meghan Murphy, a VP at Fidelity, previously told CNBC Make It. Start by putting away whatever you can.
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BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - Euro zone lenders pushed Greece on Friday to make up for lost time by speeding up a reform drive it agreed to in a bailout package before getting any new aid money.
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Dr. Phil has a good idea of what you're gonna be into when the coronavirus pandemic subsides -- some of you will make up for lost time, and some will move on from significant others.
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Entering the workforce during the worst economic downturn in decades had a big impact on millennials, and it's going to be hard for them to make up for lost time as they move forward.
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Luckily, Legend says his recent family vacation to Europe, in addition to some others trips that are planned for the coming months, will make up for lost time with his little ones on Father's Day.
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The audience is rushed into and out of entire new kingdoms and species of underwater sentients as though the camera operator showed up late to work and was trying to make up for lost time.
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We don't have a nominee yet, but we need to start preparing as if we do so that when we do have a nominee, we can spring to action and make up for lost time.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Zoran Tegeltija was endorsed by parliament on Thursday as Bosnia's new prime minister and said he would work to make up for lost time after a 13-month deadlock on forming a government.
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Eventually I got to the point professionally where I could live anywhere in the country, so I moved back, bought a house around the corner from my son, and tried to make up for lost time.
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The two U.S. oil majors missed the first stage of the shale boom in the Permian Basin of West Texas and New Mexico and have been investing billions of dollars to make up for lost time.
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By the spring 2015 academic semester, realizing she was not on a good track for tenure, Ravina began having conversations with business school administrators about going on leave for one year to make up for lost time.
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I hope my efforts here to make up for lost time in Spanish class -- and the stories you can watch this Sunday -- drive home the main point: Being American is more about the person than their paperwork.
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A glance at its charts for overall membership reveals that while it may be attempting to make up for lost time with record numbers of invites, the Academy, by its own admission, is still incredibly non-diverse.
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The Chinese League of Legends Pro League will run seven days a week from March 9 to April 19 in order to make up for lost time due to concerns in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Colombians are also pinning their hopes on Falcao, known as "El Tigre" (The Tiger), who sat out the 2014 World Cup due to a ligament injury but is hoping to make up for lost time in Russia.
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"We are going to accelerate and make up for lost time, it&aposs a question of democratic dignity," says Martinez, who was appointed in July after Sanchez ousted conservative Mariano Rajoy with a no-confidence vote in June.
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Kostner has been fighting to make up for lost time since she was banned for 16 months in January 2015 after Italian officials found her guilty of assisting 2008 Olympic race walking gold medalist Alex Schwazer in evading a drugs test.
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So the questions are, how long will it go on, how long are you going to be deprived of that, and what are you going to do to make up for lost time once you can get back into doing it?
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What has happened in the seven months since he disembarked at Manchester United has, then, seemed to be an attempt to make up for lost time, conducted with all the ardor of a late-in-life romance between star-crossed lovers.
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When I finally got away from the Bible Belt, I suddenly found myself indulging in the most blasphemous, brutal music I could find, maybe to make up for lost time, but soon found that here, too, existed endemic varieties of anti-Jewry.
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But it wasn't until recently that I even considered this trip a possibility, that I could even imagine being able to learn Farsi, to make up for lost time, to learn about Iran by experiencing it, to begin creating the person I want to be.
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"They have a lot of work to do and they're going to have to find a way to make up for lost time," added the person, who described the bid as not "forward leaning enough" to push the negotiating process to a positive outcome.
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Now that leaders in Congress have reached a budget deal to fund the government through September and Attorney General William Barr has taken his oath of office, implementation of the First Step Act must pick up the pace and make up for lost time.
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Perhaps wanting to make up for lost time in New York, Mr. Nagano and his players rewarded the cheering audience with two substantial encores: a sensual account of Debussy's "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun," and a vigorously played Farandole from Bizet's "L'Arlesienne."
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Google "Peter Nestler" and the first and more frequent results you'll receive are links to his internet doppelgänger: an accomplished jump rope artist.) With nine programs (22 films) scheduled across five days, A Vision of Resistance is a packed, make-up-for-lost-time series.
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If you are 220 and over and looking to make up for lost time, catch-up contribution limits will remain the same for 230: For 2401(k) and other employee plans, you can put in an additional $63,26 in 25, and for IRAs, it's an additional $210,000.
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Conspiracy theorists can argue that it will also allow Oracle, with its superior financial means and onshore resources, another chance to make up for lost time, just as it did in San Francisco when race postponements gave it precious opportunities to make changes to its boat.
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With major automakers pledging to make all of their cars electric in some form, and unlikely companies trying to get in the EV game, Mazda and Toyota's new company is a likely pairing of two car firms that need to make up for lost time in this automotive field.
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I was in college, and still didn't have cable, though that did not stop me from enjoying the programs it hath wrought; I gobbled up Mad Men as if I had spent a life starved of mid-century furniture and was trying to make up for lost time.
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They galloped up a hill hoping to make up for lost time, but as they came to a water jump, Rolton realized that her left arm, which had become difficult to move because of her broken collarbone, lacked the strength to control Freddy, and she fell into the water.
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In the first, from writer-director Lulu Wang, a family hides a fatal diagnosis from the matriarch, staging a wedding as an excuse to say goodbye; and in Olivia Wilde's directing debut, two teens decide to make up for lost time by having one wild night before graduation.
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The approval is part of a concerted effort to make up for lost time after delays, a flawed test, and then a global shortage of the essential chemicals needed to make a new test meant the US was testing its citizens at a far slower rate than other countries.
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Are you five years away from retirement, and trying to decide whether to keep the bulk of your money in stocks in an attempt to make up for lost time, or are you going for the safety of bonds and resigning yourself to meager gains and a downgrade in lifestyle?
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Still, Tygart and Niggli said that as soon as travel bans and social distancing guidelines were lifted, antidoping organizations were likely to pursue an aggressive regimen of testing to try to make up for lost time — perhaps prioritizing athletes who have qualified for the Olympics or have qualification competitions approaching.
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He worked to make up for lost time by camping out in Iowa and tried to differentiate himself from other, better known candidates with his foreign policy expertise and a unique approach to health care that could have combined Medicare-for-all and with a fully government-run health system.
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Elaborating on how the central bank should think about what to do if rates have to be cut to zero again in the future and can't go any lower, she said the Fed should promise now that it will keep rates low enough to let a hot economy make up for lost time.
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"When the Chinese economy does recover, they are likely to see an increase in emissions in the short term to sort of make up for lost time, in terms of production," says Zeke Hausfather, a climate scientist and the director of climate and energy at the Breakthrough Institute, which advocates for climate action.
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"When the Chinese economy does recover, they are likely to see an increase in emissions in the short term to sort of make up for lost time, in terms of production," Zeke Hausfather, a climate scientist and the director of climate and energy at the Breakthrough Institute, which advocates for climate action, told Wired.
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Graham said despite the last minute push by Australia to make up for lost ground, it was facing an uphill battle against the much wealthier China "Australia will never have the same level of influence it did 20 or 30 years ago but the best it can do is try to make up for lost time and lost ground," he said.
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Crushed and ashamed, he auditioned for Juilliard and began making a name for himself with demanding, athletic performances, while adhering to a self-punishing daily regimen that consisted of running from Queens to the Juilliard campus, consuming six eggs for breakfast and an entire chicken for lunch, and mainlining classic movies and plays every night to make up for lost time.
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The push for more diversity spread to the technical categories, too: Arrival cinematographer Bradford Young is only the second black person in Oscar history to receive a nomination in his category, serving as a reminder that even though the Academy is trying to make up for lost time when it comes to diversity, there's a lot of time for them to make up for.
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It's been more than a year since Outlander last graced our screens, but it's clear that the time-traveling drama intends to make up for lost time in its action-packed third season, which will explore the two decades that our star-crossed couple, Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie (Sam Heughan), spent apart following the Battle of Culloden, as well as their journey back together.
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The last time McCartney and the Boss tried to play together—in London's Hyde Park as part of 2012's Hard Rock Calling music festival—the police pulled the plug due to noise curfew violations as they rocked out on "Twist and Shout" and "I Saw Her Standing There," twin tracks which bookended the Beatles' 1963 debut album, Please Please Me. Thankfully there were no such limitations inside NYC's Madison Square Garden, where the pair were free to let rip on "I Saw Her Standing There" not just once, but twice to make up for lost time.
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