Not cheap, but still key when you're pressed for time.
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If you're pressed for time, both do offer delivery, though.
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During my clinic visits, I am incredibly pressed for time.
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We're all pressed for time, and I do get it.
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For those pressed for time, street food is an easy option.
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Or, pressed for time, Melissa Clark's ridiculously flavorful Italian sausage sandwiches.
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If you're pressed for time, Harman says, cattle will know it.
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I'll have that 'to go' please Pressed for time on Ash Wednesday?
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And they made it seem like they were really pressed for time.
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People who feel more pressed for time are less satisfied with life.
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However, if you're pressed for time, Banza might be the better option.
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Once again, I was pressed for time and wanted something extra special.
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"Being pressed for time is common for all of us," she said.
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I could have made my own, but I was pressed for time.
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"Being pressed for time is common for all of us," she tells BHG.
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It's easy for those pressed for time to go see the live experience.
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Often pressed for time, reporters are just unaware of opposing opinions or facts.
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Typically, I get two and a half hours when I'm not pressed for time.
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But too often, doctors feel pressed for time so they just order the test.
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Beauty routines can come in handy when you're pressed for time during the week.
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I had recently started in a new role, and was feeling pressed for time.
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Also lazy and pressed for time so, you guessed it, I order Jimmy John's.
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Like many of my millennial counterparts, I feel pressed for time all the time.
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Sure, beauty routines can come in handy when you're pressed for time during the week.
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I had suggested someplace closer, knowing he's a busy executive and probably pressed for time.
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But some products are nice to have just in case you are pressed for time.
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But if you are pressed for time on a weeknight, it's fine to skip this step.
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If you're not pressed for time in the morning, breakfast can be a much larger affair.
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If you're pressed for time despite having Monday off, you could make pressure cooker beef pho.
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Green Cauliflower Rice This simple, satisfying recipe is especially useful if you're really, really pressed for time.
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Gunn pressed for time with Abush on a schedule similar to their New York routine; Hamilton resisted.
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So when Fallon, pressed for time, agreed to let Cyrus change the lyrics — well, she didn't hold back.
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Fewer volunteers and families increasingly pressed for time and money have played a part in the membership downturn.
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H. is pressed for time, so he orders a burger and onion rings via Uber Eats for lunch.
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If she weren't so pressed for time, you'd gladly continue gabbing so you could spill all of yours, too.
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If you're pressed for time, boil a dozen eggs, refrigerate them and grab one or two in the morning.
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So, sure, tongue might not ever be your go-to cut, especially on a weeknight when you're pressed for time.
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Electric bikes are unlikely to be a solution for everyone who is pressed for time or reluctant to exercise, though.
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Constantly pressed for time, secretaries never have to even see the parts of the building where most department employees work.
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But there's good reason to call on your own first, unless you're pressed for time: Putting money back in your pocket.
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Pressed for time, the composer turned to an assistant—probably his pupil Franz Xaver Süssmayr—for help in writing the recitatives.
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While you won't get to slip away to a spa, it's a fantastic and convenient option, especially if pressed for time.
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If he wasn't pressed for time, I'm sure the lecture would have been louder and longer, because with Stern lectures always were.
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Instead, the buck has been passed to the individual federations, which must now — while seriously pressed for time — judge each competitor's individual case.
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"Employers are pressed for time and simply do not see the value in investing their time reading a lengthy cover letter," Hernandez says.
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For those of us who are consistently pressed for time in the morning, Nelson suggests investing the time in preparing the night before.
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I don't often reach for new products when I'm pressed for time, but for some reason I gravitated toward Laura Mercier's Flawless Fusion concealer.
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Kaitlyn: If you're really pressed for time I recommend minute 0:46 to minute 2:28 because that is when all the choreography happens.
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Utilize free resources You're busy running a business, which is why the FTC and SBA have free materials for pressed-for-time business owners.
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Most of us, even those that are really pressed for time in the morning, probably have a few minutes that could be better spent.
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If you're pressed for time (or patience) you could skip the toasted fennel seeds, but they really do deepen the flavor of the dish.
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But if you constantly feel compelled to take on every task that comes your way, you'll find yourself pressed for time, stressed, and unproductive.
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Still, Mr. Stork says, if you are pressed for time, brief interval sessions might offer a viable way to fit exercise into your life.
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At a meeting inside shortly afterward, Mr. Trump announced that he was pressed for time and needed to go make calls for more votes.
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Part of this is because consumers want to eat healthier, home-cooked meals but are often pressed for time or unsure of their cooking skills.
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Ahead, check out 10 easy meals that Refinery29 staffers really, truly make when we are pressed for time and are probably hangry as f*ck.
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But someone else had already taken the idea, and, pressed for time as the deadline for Pilote's first issue loomed, the pair had an idea.
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House calls are an option for busy patients, and doctors will meet clients at their workplace or the airport if they are pressed for time.
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Even on my third playthrough of the opening chapter, knowing the layout and the location of critical items and people, I was still pressed for time.
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When I asked if we could try to fit a total body workout into a pressed-for-time 10 minute set, he didn't bat an eye.
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Pressed for time at work or school, Americans frequently eat by themselves at breakfast and when snacking, according to the NPD Group, a market research company.
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Separately, Kerkhoff told the newspaper he does not feel pressed for time as the company leads the search for a new chairman and strategy for the group.
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If you're pressed for time – or perhaps just in too deep on this thing – and need a top-down view of the fiasco, we're here to help.
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They give you up to 12 hours of battery life, and if you're pressed for time, five minutes of charging will give you one hour of playback.
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Or, if pressed for time, you could take a run through our collection of spring pasta recipes that you can get on the table in 30 minutes.
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Even though I love makeup, when I'm pressed for time in the morning (which, let's be real, is every morning), I like to cut corners wherever I can.
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You're pressed for time, you don't quite hear her, you're in your own little world — whatever the excuse, you walk out of the store without making a donation.
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Even if you're pressed for time, you should still do your initial test drive on a different day than you plan to actually purchase or lease a car.
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Mistake #1: Relying on pre-made patties Picking up a bag of pre-made burger patties at the grocery store is definitely tempting, especially if you're pressed for time.
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Watch hand-picked videos on five fascinating topics, or if you're really pressed for time, just peek at the key facts and infographics to learn something new in seconds.
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Though the Recording Academy hands out 84 categories' worth of awards every year, only the biggest get handed out during the show, and even those get pressed for time.
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I totally appreciate that we work really hard and we're pressed for time, but I also think that's a story we tell ourselves, a story the industry tells us.
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If you're pressed for time, you might find a better meal for tonight in our collection of recipes for cold-weather pasta dishes ready in an hour or less.
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"There are women who are hard-pressed for time and really not interested in politics," said Tufts University political science Professor Eitan Hersh, an adviser on the Knight study.
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The traditional sit-down celebrity interview, as popularized by Barbara Walters, is defined by its constraints: pressed for time, averse to context, and above all, contingent on a subject's cooperation.
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"Most activists advised me at the beginning of my campaign, 'it's nice to reach out, but if you're pressed for time, it's probably not going to happen,'" Ocasio-Cortez recounted.
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If, for example, you're pressed for time during the week, hitting the gym on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday is a perfectly acceptable alternative to training on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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Consumers who are health-conscious and pressed for time are instead turning to fast-casual chains like Chipotle Mexican Grill or Sweetgreen for meals that they perceive as higher quality.
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The towering composers of earlier eras, even Bach and Handel, thought of themselves as artist-practitioners, creating the works their jobs demanded, even recycling existing pieces when pressed for time.
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It's Bruno's firm belief that food is "a village policeman's secret weapon," but with so much going on, he's hard-pressed for time to cook one of his fabulous feasts.
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But if I'm pressed for time, I'll turn to my colleagues for help, make something out of our recipe collection of staff favorites that are ready in under an hour.
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While I won't be walking 5.3 miles to work ever again, I would walk home from work, when I'm less pressed for time and can go at a more leisurely pace.
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If you're really pressed for time, the researchers point out that just receiving oral makes women more likely to orgasm regardless of how many other types of business they get into.
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While Microsoft ultimately seemed cautious (or pressed for time) to go into either xCloud or Game Pass in too much detail onstage, streaming was unquestionably the biggest story of the show.
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But a growing number of the younger generation, pressed for time, prefer to buy their policies that are recommended by specialists at bank branches where they go to do other transactions.
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If you're pressed for time, sites like BookScouter will show you the prices offered by a variety of booksellers, along with user ratings, and you can choose which one to sell to.
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But thanks to a machine called the Le Bread Xpress, hungry Americans who are pressed for time can now grab a freshly baked baguette from a machine in less than 20 seconds.
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And while I won't be walking 5.3 miles to work ever again, I would walk home from work, when I'm less pressed for time and can walk at a more leisurely pace.
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But "The Last of the Starks" was so pressed for time that it couldn't find a way to build a status quo it could sustain for more than a scene or two.
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It was not easy, which leads me to … The Cheats: Because I'm pressed for time, I often bought the pre-cut fruits and vegetables at the grocery store to save time on prep.
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As well-executed as many of these plot developments were, they never arose naturally from the show's characters—instead they were imposed by the show's writers, who are suddenly very pressed for time.
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Noramou said the policy will likely be adopted in the next two or three months, and the government is too pressed for time to do another six months of consultations in rural areas.
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But they can fail to soothe their patients—some because they are pressed for time during appointments; others because they are not trained to counsel questioning parents who come brandishing dodgy information found online.
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The first time I traveled abroad this year, I was too lazy and pressed for time to put all my travel-sized liquids in my Truffle clutch, so I threw them into my backpack.
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Pressed for time, and with state salaries to pay, Mr. Corral said he had been forced to take a bank loan to cover the shortfall, a costly expenditure for a state with ailing finances.
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Services like Instapaper and Pocket are often used by consumers to save longer news articles they don't have time to immediately read, and both services offer some form of narration for people pressed for time.
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If you're pressed for time, skip Step 1, in which you make rice powder to bring the dish together; that's more authentic, but if it would keep you from trying the recipe, leave it out.
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"These men are always on the move and they are pressed for time, so we try to make it as easy as possible for them," said Ameen, a Sightsaver employee who uses a single name.
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Here's an existential travel question: If you were pressed for time, but one of the natural wonders of the United States was a five-hour round trip drive away, would you be able to resist?
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A BuzzFeed News report from August of this year detailed all the ways in which third-party contractors, constantly pressed for time and often facing lax oversight, have encountered workplace abuse, injuries, and even death.
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Save states let you quickly hop out and then back into a game in progress, meaning that you won't have to struggle to find a typewriter in Resident Evil: Director's Cut if you're pressed for time.
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However, you also might be pressed for time so if you don't have the days to watch all 62 episodes, what are the Breaking Bad episodes you absolutely need to see to refresh your rusty memory?
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And for most of us who are pressed for time (including medical professionals) the pros of hand sanitizer outweigh the potential cons as long as we're all still actually washing our hands every once in a while.
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For some, Mr. Byford's comments ignore the reality that New Yorkers who juggle several jobs or have long commutes may be more pressed for time and their subway ride is the only chance they have to eat.
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Every now and then, we all need to indulge in some quick and easy drive-thru fast food — whether it's because we're seriously pressed for time, have a massive craving, or just because we damn well feel like it.
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The statute of limitation for rape in Sweden is 10 years - a deadline which would be reached in mid-August next year for that alleged incident, leaving prosecutors pressed for time should they decide to file any formal charge.
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Parents often know this isn't the healthiest option, but they feel pressed for time or unable to prepare foods on their own that their families will like as much as the dinners that come in a box, she added.
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Pressed for time as they near the end of the annual session, senators on Thursday afternoon tacked the new repayment requirements onto a previously unrelated bill that addressed some of the elections problems that surfaced during last year's recount.
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"The clock is ticking, time is going by, we are pressed for time," Michel Barnier told a news conference a day before presenting the remaining 27 EU states with what said would be a 120-page draft legal agreement on Brexit.
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Her clients can either meet her at her own Los Angeles practice, where she works with her other civilian patients, or if pressed for time, at an upstairs enclave in The Laugh Factory before they go on in the evening.
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But in reality, they're often as pressed for time as we are, and have to multi-task by slapping on some makeup on their commute: A feat Drew Barrymore proved she's a black belt-level expert at in her latest Instagram post.
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But it hurts if you're being relied on If you need to send deliverables to a co-worker for him to meet his deadline, it'll hurt your relationship (and maybe even your reputation) if you're the reason he's pressed for time later.
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My fridge is completely empty, and I'm due for a grocery run, but I'm a little pressed for time this morning so I grab a build-your-own oatmeal and a tangelo from the market near my house before heading to the subway.
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But the real world is not ideal and sometimes, when you've maybe had a few too many drinks and need to direct a cab driver, or when you're pressed for time because the parking lot attendant is glaring at you, you need directions fast.
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FitMix Pro Portable Blender Bottle — $27.99 See Details If you're always pressed for time and want to prepare meals faster, the Kenwood Hand Blender + Attachments Kit can help you chop and mix food with its five different blending speeds and powerful 380-watt motor.
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Some medical educators question the effectiveness of nutrition counseling at a time when doctors are so pressed for time, or whether the 10 to 15 minutes allotted to a patient visit can cover the primary medical concerns and additional information about diet and cooking.
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Pressed for time, visitors prefer to see the nearby Versailles palace, which, as the seat of the pre-revolutionary French court, is far grander, and in the popular mind more historically important — among other things, it was the site of the famous peace treaty that concluded World War I in 18672.
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Pressed for time at the top of the week, though, you might take a look at our roster of recipes for chicken breasts you can make in an instant, and consider Julia Moskin's instructions for a fast chicken French, a taste of Rochester, N.Y., as comforting and nice as these vintage ice storm photographs in the Democrat and Chronicle.
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Like any researcher pressed for time, I turned to Wikipedia for a history of Big Daddy Purp's misdeeds, which amounted to the following (emphasis ours):He acts as the main antagonist in Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix, in which he wreaks havoc in the Mushroom Kingdom by pilfering special objects called the Music Keys to hypnotize the world with his dancing, hoping to conquer it and spread chaos.
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I picked up a new trick for the spice from "Sababa," a new cookbook of Israel-inspired food: the author, Adeena Sussman, recommends stirring it in the end of cooking, to preserve its bright taste.) Marinate everything that can be marinated, garnish everything that can be garnished (preferably with crunchy things like nuts and croutons) and season your cooking liquids (when you're pressed for time, throw in a vegetable bouillon cube).
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