Cuban's not the only billionaire who makes time for books.
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One thing he always makes time for, no matter what?
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Even with a busy schedule, Gates makes time for his family.
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Everybody makes time for what they want to make time for.
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Despite her busy schedule, she makes time for an annual silent meditation retreat.
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Even when he has a busy day, he always makes time for Twitter.
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He doesn't work himself to exhaustion, he said, and makes time for family.
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Alicia Keys is a busy woman … but she always makes time for one thing.
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That's why the "Close" singer makes time for children going through the same experience.
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As the 36-year-old singer explains, she always makes time for her kids.
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Trump wages a war with the media, yet he makes time for a press conference.
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Falcon still makes time for friends and family, his girlfriend, Sophia, and his Rottweiler, Maggy.
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He makes time for low-ranking American officials and greets senior dignitaries at the airport.
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Mona Tehle wrote that her family always makes time for a couple hours of Lotería.
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There, the warlord-turned-politician Ismail Khan makes time for her, but even he is gloomy.
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Do you agree with the author that a friend is someone who makes time for you?
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Mr. Tobin, an accountant who maintains a small tax practice, makes time for a monthly men's group.
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In between, she makes time for family, friends and her boyfriend of almost two years, Anthony "Skeeter" Lasuzzo.
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Even with what we hear is a pretty busy job, President Obama still makes time for his family.
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Toni emerges after Winfried pays a brief, awkward visit to Ines, who barely makes time for her father.
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She takes on serious themes — her alcoholism and chronic illness — but always makes time for silly stoner humor.
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When Serayah McNeill isn't singing and acting on the hit show Empire, she makes time for a little modeling.
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The media mogul regularly makes time for early morning yoga and meditation, according to a 2011 story in Vogue.
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Arianna Huffington does yoga The media mogul regularly makes time for early morning yoga and meditation, according to Vogue.
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"Because Kanye West is a fan of his," Cooper said, adding that Trump always makes time for his supporters.
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Sabatier also makes time for relaxation, taking long walks and trips to the park or practicing yoga and meditation.
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But she still makes time for some date nights with husband Brandon Blackstock — though she admits they rarely go out.
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He has a good ear for dialogue and, in the midst of a ripping yarn, makes time for graceful turns.
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His attack stays relatively clean and unburdened on both alto saxophone and clarinet; he makes time for slow, focused development.
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She enjoys designing handbags and also makes time for volunteer work, painting murals in underprivileged villages and rescuing feral cats.
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He uses his digital platform to voice his opinions, but also makes time for hilarious quips on and off the ice.
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Buffett makes time for his hobby When Buffett isn't busy being the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, he enjoys playing the ukulele.
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After all of the housekeeping and self-care that Virgo season hath wrought, Libra season makes time for something more lighthearted.
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These days, Stanfield travels frequently between Los Angeles, where he lives, and New York, where he makes time for journalists like myself.
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"I don't really sleep that much," Miranda, 35, previously admitted to PEOPLE about how he makes time for all his projects. 2.
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I had always maintained that I'd be the kind of person who makes time for cooking, regardless of how busy I became.
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It's also a forum, where he makes time for people to talk about their fears and to share practical solutions and resources.
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Even Gates, who remained CEO of Microsoft until 2000 and now helps run the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, now makes time for Netflix.
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When I need to vent about my job — while definitely different than his — he makes time for me, no matter where he is.
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An efficient employee knows when to drop everything and focus on pushing a certain task, but also makes time for those lesser important duties.
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Even Gates, who remained CEO of Microsoft until 2000 and now helps run the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, makes time for television these days.
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The second season, which debuts Friday, also makes time for episodes in Puerto Rico and on Martha's Vineyard, in addition to its native Brooklyn.
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Having been briefly married once, she lives alone now, but with the ready company of as many devoted friends as she makes time for.
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Elizabeth Warren is drawing larger crowds in the Granite State, she typically makes time for questions and stays hours for selfie lines with attendees.
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Providing it has the support of 210 lawmakers from at least four political parties, it makes time for a piece of legislation giving May until Feb.
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He may have retired from the 9-to-5 life, but he still makes time for work, whether it's promoting his book or running his website.
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Sabatier makes time for meditation, and John of ESI Money, who retired at age 52 with a $3 million net worth, likes to do chess puzzles.
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Although Disick and former girlfriend Kourtney Kardashian ended their on-again, off-again relationship four years ago, he still makes time for her sisters and their families.
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The Doctor may have a pretty packed schedule what with all the alien fighting and galaxy-saving she has to do, but she still makes time for her fans.
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Bethenny Frankel has a packed and well-publicized social calendar, but there is someone the Real Housewives of New York City star always makes time for no matter what: Cookie.
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Providing it has the support of 10 lawmakers, from at least four political parties, it then makes time for a piece of legislation Cooper has proposed, which gives May until Feb.
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Providing it has the support of 10 MPs, from at least four political parties, it then makes time for a piece of legislation Cooper has proposed, which gives May until Feb.
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It's not her fault, though: As a first-year biomedical science major at the University of Leiden, she's overwhelmed with coursework and makes time for little else other than absorbing information.
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It's a self-care ritual that almost everyone makes time for, and the low prices – some as little as £2 per visit – make them as affordable as a cup of coffee.
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Providing it has the support of 10 MPs from at least four political parties, it then makes time for a piece of legislation Cooper has proposed, which gives May until Feb.
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Read more: How to start a daily meditation habitMarcario also said that she makes time for setting goals that "may seem impossible to reach," but does not couple her ambition with perfectionism.
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Friends characterize him as a family man who makes time for his kids despite a busy travel schedule, throwing Halloween costume parties and coaching his son&aposs and daughter&aposs sports teams.
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What's maddening, however, is that Frank concentrates so much energy on Griffin and Goode's grim détente that he only occasionally makes time for the far more fascinating character dynamics nipping around the show's edges.
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The mother of two tells PEOPLE that while she may have an incredibly packed schedule full of traveling and filming episodes of HGTV's Flip or Flop, she still makes time for a healthy start to the day.
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However, the doc also makes time for not-so-famous names who prove you can still be vital and adventurous into your 90s, from the oldest woman ever to run a marathon to a D-Day veteran who still parachutes.
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James, now 33, has won three NBA championships and three MVP titles over his successful NBA career, but he still makes time for biking: When he played for the Miami Heat, he was spotted commuting to games on his oversized mountain bike.
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The supermodel has been steadily adding to her résumé with her hair extensions, skincare line, winemaking and author careers, but she still makes time for the occasional modeling gig, as she did for the cover of AARP the Magazine's Beauty and Style Digital Edition.
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Between answering questions (and yes, there are finally answers to long-simmering plotlines ranging as far back as the first season) and dealing with villains old and new, the show still makes time for the characterization that made its central clones (played by Tatiana Maslany) different from each other.
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Meanwhile, Sam manages to participate in sports and hobbies that would prove difficult for progeria patients, and Scott makes time for therapeutic activities for Sam.
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Played by Maria McDermottroe, Mrs. Gilhooley is a stern woman who is "not in the habit of repeating" herself. Mrs. Gilhooley is an exceptionally pious woman who always makes time for the church in her life and has a habit of being preachy towards others. She is also an award-winning fiddler.
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Ultimately Meredith has found the source of the bleeding and clamps it. She then makes time for a 30-second dance party, and makes everyone, including Bokhee, dance with her. Meredith comes into the attendings lounge, but Zola isn't there. She runs down a hallway, and then she sees Owen carrying Zola.
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Eddy, Cheryl. "Hi/Lo Film Festival", San Francisco Bay Guardian, July 13, 2006. In a full review for that same paper, Johnny Ray Huston said it was "a thorough history that still makes time ... for abstract, lyrical flowing passages". Huston complained that sections such as those featuring Tie One or Reminisce could make movies in themselves, and wished to see more detailing of artists' entries into the legitimate art world.
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Since Nodame starts to hang out with Chiaki, he considers her as a rival and often bullies her and anyone else who tries to get close to Chiaki. Despite his idiosyncrasies, he excels on his percussion skills, earning him the title of "Queen of Percussion" and a place in the S and R☆S orchestras conducted by Chiaki. He becomes a professional timpanist when he is hired by the New Metropolitan Philharmonic. Even so, he still makes time for R☆S activities.
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However, at one point she expresses frustration with the monotony of her life, feeling that all she does is run errands and make phone calls, usually on behalf of other people ("An Eye to the Future"). She eventually returns to college as a music major. Doug is an independent lawyer who aspires to be a judge but never uses his intellect to make others feel inferior. He is a family man who listens to what Kate tells him and always makes time for Buddy.
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The Clarksons paid $10.3 million for a riverfront home in Hamilton, which was the most expensive residential property purchase in Brisbane for the year 2010. As of May 2015, it was still the fourth-most expensive residential property purchase in Brisbane ever. Clarkson builds daily rituals into her life to make sure she makes time for things that are important to her. Every night "for as long as [she] can remember", she lays out her activewear for the next day as a reminder to change into it as soon as she wakes up.
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Similar to what happens with Tom Jones and females throwing their undergarments at him, Warren has had the same.The Star, Saturday, 23 Apr 2011 - LIFESTYLE, Tony Warren still rocking by Sonja MustaffaThe Star, Saturday, 7 Jul 2007 - Warren makes time for grandson by Stuart Michael In November 2010, Warren was given an all expenses paid trip to Australia to appear on a Telethon which was televised on Seven Network. While there he also performed at the Burswood Resort and Casino. In March 2011, Warren did a small show in Perth.
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PR Newswire. September 7, 2004Johnson, Allan - "Disc Jockey Makes Time for a Second Career In Comedy", Chicago Tribune, November 18, 1988 She appeared twice on A & E's An Evening at the Improv, on the A&E; TV Network, on August 5, 1988, and March 3, 1989.An Evening at the Improv - Episode Guide, TV.Com She was also the first comedian to perform when the Chicago Improv club opened. In addition, she performed a one-woman Off-Broadway show while living in New York City in the early 1990s.
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She can use magic for a variety of purposes, such as creating spikes from the ground, attacking targets with magic bolts, and even teleporting in the likeness of Dragon Ball's Instant Transmission on at least one occasion. :;Príncipe Escamado (roughly "Scaly Prince") He is the royal ruler of the Kingdom of Clear Waters. Noble and thoughtful, he makes time for his friends and is very generous & considerate of his subjects, though he can be too generous at some points. While he is anointed King by O Mistério do Reino das Águas Claras, he is still referred to as Prince afterwards.
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Throughout the workout, she does several voice-overs of encouragement as they do routines such as the Hip Thruster, the Fonda, Step Back Step Touch, the Rump Shaker, and the Crybaby. The class also makes time for a water stop, with Lipa noting, "Make sure you stay hydrated during your workout." The video features various 1980s-style neon graphics and technicolour visual effects. Guy Pewsey of Grazia said the workout video surpassed "Physical" by Newton-John and "Call on Me" by Eric Prydz to become "without question, the most iconic fitness-themed music video of all time".
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Candace McDuffie of Consequence of Sound noted, in the song, Megan "paints herself as 'the hood Mona Lisa' while celebrating her complexity". Megan employs huge bravado on the song, which, according to HipHopDXs Aaron McKrell, works to her advantage, as she "surgically pummels a formidable J. White Did It beat into submission, and still makes time for cool quips like \'I need a mop to clean the floor, it's too much drip, ooh\". Complex's Jessica McKinney said the beat is "reminiscent of nostalgic hip-hop music videos set on a Miami beach, and its chorus is expressive, which is perfect for dancing".
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Much as Andrezej before him, Paul finds his efforts to complete Codename: Dragonfly stymied by his infatuation both with Valentine and with the persona of Dragonfly. Paul has a girlfriend, Marlene (Elodie Bouchez), an Air France flight attendant who makes time for Paul despite her schedule, his obvious growing infatuation with Valentine, his obsession with film making and his self-absorption. Ultimately, Marlene leaves Paul, realizing that his obsessions will never include her. Paul is also challenged by the apparent work of a saboteur, who cuts up footage before it can be edited, and who sends cryptic threatening messages to the remaining crew.
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It also helps keep his mind intact while Tak is in control. Tak is the source of the vans, which are derived from the cartoon MotoKops 2200, which Seth watches religiously. Seth also often watches a Western movie named The Regulators, and Tak eventually transforms the neighborhood into an Old West landscape with no way to escape, as some of the residents soon find. After several other people are killed in various ways (including Collie, who is mistakenly shot by a neighborhood teenager, and Jim Reed who shot Collie and then committed impulse suicide), Seth makes time for Audrey to escape the house while Tak is preoccupied.
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The Last of Us Part II was praised for its improved gameplay, graphical fidelity, characterization, cast performances, audio design, and music, though critics were polarized on the narrative and themes. Jonathon Dornbush of IGN called it "a masterpiece worthy of its predecessor" and wrote that "it delivers a layered, emotionally shattering story on top of stealth and action gameplay that improves the first game's mechanics [... and] still makes time for a stunning, nuanced exploration of the strength and fragility of the human spirit". Game Informers Andy McNamara concurred, calling it "the best narrative game I have played" and "a sequel unlike any other, taking video game storytelling to new heights." Kaity Kline of NPR wrote that the game "made me very aware of the little things in my life that I take for granted, the kinds of things you don't appreciate until they're ripped away forever".
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Overall though, they stated you can still enjoy the game even if you haven't played previous entries in the series. In their verdict, IGN also opined about the underlying political atmosphere of the game. They saw the first episode of the game as a "bigger, more complex story than told by its predecessor, charting a cross-country road trip across Donald Trump’s America", going on to say that "though its social criticisms feel broad and rather clumsy, its core story of brotherhood and fraternity between two believable characters is enormously touching," concluding that "it makes time for small details and quiet moments, and when it does it’s capable of a beauty we rarely see in video games". GamesRadar+ was disappointed with the first episode, saying it was a "slow start" to the new season, and while "the story has some incredibly powerful and well- constructed moments, it doesn’t hang together particularly well".
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In the alternate future of the Kingdom Come series, Iris West II is the daughter of Wally West (the first Kid Flash, third Flash) and Linda Park, and the twin sister of Barry West. Both Iris and Barry inherited their father's superspeed abilities, but only Iris chose to use her powers for good, while Barry used his powers to become a slacker and has no interest in the "family legacy". Iris is constantly bitter that her father, who has almost completely given up his life to patrol Keystone City non-stop, never makes time for her but does make time for Barry, and considered him the potential successor to the Flash identity instead of Iris, despite her becoming Kid Flash. In the sequel The Kingdom, Iris is recruited by Rip Hunter (along with several other heroes of her generation - Ibn al Xu'ffasch, Batman's son; Nightstar, the daughter of Nightwing and Starfire; and Offspring, the son of Plastic Man) to try to stop a madman named Gog from altering the past, before discovering it to be unnecessary due to Hypertime.
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