That's not enough time for dinner or even a drink.
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Save time for dinner on the BALEENkitchen terrace during sunset.
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Tonight is the winter solstice, and it is time for dinner.
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After Vanessa heaved up her lunch, it was time for dinner.
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My husband was finally home in time for dinner, woo-hoo.
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Darkness has descended on the camp when it's time for dinner.
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And I was home in time for dinner and "Monday Night Football."
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I don't get home in time for dinner on a regular basis.
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More importantly, I was home in time for dinner and "Thursday Night Football."
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DAY OF INDULGENCE We finish shopping around 7, just in time for dinner.
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You came home in time for dinner, and you rarely worked after hours.
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The people merely want to get it over with in time for dinner.
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It takes me a while to sort out the kitchen when it's time for dinner.
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At dawn, I made coffee and left the house, usually returning in time for dinner.
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Bili goes anyway, arriving at her grandmother's apartment unannounced and just in time for dinner.
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On some, you can be home in time for dinner; others will stretch past midnight.
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Hit Lululemon, Tory Burch and, what the hell, Sephora, and now it's time for dinner.
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"Oh my God, do you have time for dinner?" she said in the same shrill voice.
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The casserole was easy for the kids to heat up if she wasn't home in time for dinner.
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It's almost okay to find out you're not getting home in time for dinner if Morgan Freeman says it.
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It should cut down your cleaning time in half and make your microwave usable again in time for dinner.
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Meals on the train are several hours apart, so I often got hungry before it was time for dinner.
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In contrast to her predecessor, Samantha Power, Ms. Haley goes home in time for dinner with her family most days.
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He shared a video of himself rushing home in time for dinner and thankfully, he made it in time for food.
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If you find a good love poem, and write a catchy melody, you might well be done in time for dinner.
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In the evening, he gets home in time for dinner, puts his kids to bed and spends time with his wife.
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I snack on some fruit and popcorn while I watch, but come time for dinner, I treat myself to some Thai delivery.
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When it's time for dinner, Campbell isn't that excited to actually eat what Elle's prepared, and she suggests they start with dessert first.
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When it was time for dinner, she stood on her steps and rang a cowbell, bringing five little Pelosis scurrying from all directions.
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"It was about time for dinner, and I called 'Kitty, kitty, kitty,' and all the cats came running," he told CNN in 2016.
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You can have a beautiful bird on the table just in time for dinner, and it doesn't have to cost you your sanity. How?
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Guerrero had created her stack of tortillas so quickly that I figured I'd have my own ready in time for dinner an hour later.
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Three weeks earlier, I had decided to fly from Baltimore to Providence, R.I., have lunch with a friend, then return home in time for dinner.
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It dramatizes the never-say-die exploits of two men who will do anything (anything) to get home in time for dinner with their families.
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"You could leave early in the morning from New York, have afternoon meetings in London, and be back home in time for dinner," Scholl notes.
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When it was time for dinner on my July flight from Lisbon to New York, a flight attendant brought me my special request gluten-free meal.
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When you say, "Tell Anna it's time for dinner," the system should know who Anna is, which room she's in, and which speaker to use to alert her.
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When it came time for dinner, party guests indulged in a gluten-free menu by Heirloom LA with plenty of vegan options and one specific squash in mind.
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Once we disembarked the ship in Amsterdam, my friends and I met up one last time (with our families this time) for dinner before we finally parted ways.
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For his sons, Rick and Mark, he was just an ordinary dad who took "a business trip to the moon" and sometimes made it home in time for dinner.
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In a tech-savvy society, they can watch YouTube and see how easy it is for a police officer to strangle someone and be home in time for dinner.
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If I didn't want to get home in time for dinner and F.'s bedtime, I would grab lunch somewhere in Memphis, but that will have to happen another time.
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Scenes can range from what you want your lights to look like when it's time for dinner to what products you want to have turn on when you come home.
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Once it was time for dinner, I couldn't stay outside or hide in my room (I was dramatic, but not a disrespectful heathen), nor did I want to (that FOMO again).
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Each day, the Chinese-American prepared a new batch of dough that he wrapped up and tucked against a mule, whose body heat helped the biscuits rise in time for dinner.
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There's a great app that lets you see which devices are connected, lets you turn off access to certain devices (like your kid's Xbox when it's time for dinner) and more.
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The Fredericks then decided it was time for dinner, and shortly after they sat down at Queen City Q, a local barbecue restaurant, a group of police officers came in to eat.
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I'd grown up with this person, and they were one of many friends who spent hours after school, before it was time for dinner, watching me play whatever the new game was.
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But it is the thought that the plane you board at Heathrow at 7am will deliver you to Sydney two hours later, just in time for dinner, that will excite most people.
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When it was time for dinner, a fleet of several monks arrived, bearing a carafe of hot sake and several lacquerware platforms for the food, each containing a clutter of small bowls.
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The father was also incredibly workaholic, so this is a man who got up before the family rose in the morning and got home just in time for dinner and worked into the night.
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On past visits we invariably dashed from Claudie's native town, Valence, near some of the country's finest vineyards, to arrive in time for dinner at her father's ancestral village, Les Savoyons, in the Alps.
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When he left home to travel more than an hour by bus and train to cover yet another protest on Christmas Day, he just told them he wouldn't be home in time for dinner.
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My husband had a work call and I had to get ready for a painter the following day, plus it was almost time for dinner, so neither of us could take them to the park.
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He makes it back to the house in time for dinner but can't resist confronting her about it at the end of dinner as the family passes the yarn ball to declare what they're thankful for.
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Twenty minutes can be a long time, though, if you're trying to rush home from work just in time for dinner, or have an impatient eater, and you still have to clean the baby food maker.
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Examples of usage can include checking in on elderly relatives, or letting your family in another room know it's time for dinner — or perhaps making sure you kid is really doing homework and not watching YouTube.
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You know you're a baller when ... you sit courtside at Game 1 of the NBA Finals in the Bay Area -- then hop in a private jet so you can be in L.A. in time for dinner.
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" (Don't worry — you need to approve which friends can do this.) Amazon says this could be used to "let the family know it's time for dinner, see the baby's nursery, or check in with a close relative.
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At first, time travel just seems like a fun idea — jump back 24 hours, stay for 10 minutes, get back at your rude ex by throwing a Slushee at him, and be back in time for dinner.
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At the store, I realize that the pulled pork obviously won't be done in time for dinner tonight, so I pick up a few things for a quick dinner: ground turkey, black beans, onions, garlic, and sweet potatoes.
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You can use Assistant on your smartphone to send messages to all Assistant-enabled speakers within your home, and with certain commands, like announcing it's time for dinner, the Assistant will ring a dinner bell on every speaker.
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Lunch follows a reverse pattern, and then soon enough it's time for dinner in waves as well, though someone will need to stop off at the market for milk beforehand because another gallon's gone to, what — afternoon cereal?
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Then all of a sudden, it's a brisk Saturday with zero chance your hair will air-dry in time for dinner, so you dust off your dryer, praying it still works, and plug back into your cold weather routine.
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Soon, it's time for dinner, and as we take our seats under the chandeliers and exposed beams in a room that looks like a spiffed-up frontier saloon, I ask Fussell to level with me: is anyone really buying HiFi Hops?
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On weekday mornings, he bounded out the door, briefcase in hand, telling Rogers he was headed to the airport to fly to Dallas, where Southwest is headquartered, and assuring her that he would be back home in time for dinner.
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Or did bureaucrats in scrubs slice me open, increasing my risk of infection and denying my babies all those good vagina microbes that would protect them from a lifetime of nasal allergies, just so that they could make it home in time for dinner?
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If the next generation of supersonic aircraft takes to the skies, we'll be able to hop on a three-and-a-half-hour morning flight across the Atlantic, dash to a meeting in central London and fly back to New York in time for dinner.
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And in a scene that recalls the central set-to in Ayad Akhtar's "Disgraced," all four characters assemble for the first time for dinner when Brian, who (contrivance alert) plays basketball with Jackson, tries to set him up with Valerie — unaware that they already know each other.
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If Elvis were singing it today, I imagine him sitting on his sofa, watching his ex's Instagram stories, in which she's having a snowball fight with her new boyfriend or something, and when his mum says it's time for dinner he just sits there drinking prosecco instead.
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" When it was time for dinner, John remembers that the group noticed that both Gere and Stallone, 73, were absent, and that his now-husband David Furnish discovered them "squaring up to each other, apparently about to settle their differences over Diana by having a fist-fight.
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The Nucleus can also be used as an in-home video intercom system, as well — I have a unit in my upstairs home office that my wife can call to remind me it's time for dinner without having to send me a message from her phone or shout up the stairs.
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The rest of us can sit back comfortably knowing that some Victorian 19803-year-old also put off her chest expansions by reasoning that she would just read one more chapter of her book and then, oh no, it was time for dinner and the window for exercising had closed.
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"My average day is that I go to the office, have my coffee, nip off to Mars for a little while, check out the latest location, write some code, and then I'm back home in time for dinner," Alex Menzies, the software lead for augmented and virtual reality development at JPL, told me at Smithsonian's recent The Future Is Here Festival, where he was a presenter.
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Every weekday morning he drove "to work," dropped the kids off at their school and came back in time for dinner, except when, as an important scientist, he was away traveling for the W.H.O. When the whole edifice collapsed (he was just shy of 39), it turned out that in all the time he had been perpetrating this fraud, only a single friend had begun to wonder what exactly his job consisted of, but felt ashamed of doubting him and let it go.
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Back in Time for Dinner, six hour-long programmes broadcast from March 2015 Back in Time for Dinner achieved a BAFTA nomination in the 'Features' category. Back in Time for Christmas (Christmas food) and Back in Time for the Weekend (leisure activities) followed. In 2016, Coren filmed Back in Time for Brixton and Further Back in Time for Dinner and the two were released on in 2016 and 2017 respectively. Eat to Live Forever was shown in March 2015.
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The song was also featured in an episode of TV shows Daria and Back in Time for Dinner.
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In 2017, he played in Ransom as Damian Delaine. He resumed that role for his second season in 2018. Also in 2018, Rota hosted and narrated the CBC series Back in Time For Dinner. He appeared in the 2019 film Cliffs of Freedom, directed by Van Ling.
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Miacca if they never had anything but boy-meat—never pudding. She said she loved pudding but rarely got it. Tommy said his mother was making some, and he would run and see if she would give some. Mrs. Miacca said to get some but to be back in time for dinner.
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Let the two events be the probabilities of persons A and B getting home in time for dinner, and the third event is the fact that a snow storm hit the city. While both A and B have a lower probability of getting home in time for dinner, the lower probabilities will still be independent of each other. That is, the knowledge that A is late does not tell you whether B will be late. (They may be living in different neighborhoods, traveling different distances, and using different modes of transportation.) However, if you have information that they live in the same neighborhood, use the same transportation, and work at the same place, then the two events are NOT conditionally independent.
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Ballio remains unconvinced and waits to see for himself what the cook can really do when the time for dinner comes. Charinus and Calidorus have gotten the clever boy Pseudolus is in need of: Simia, another clever slave. Pseudolus and Simia discuss plans for getting Phoenicium from Ballio. Pseudolus is a bit anxious about Simia succeeding in duping Ballio.
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Its decline in its last twenty or so years was due to changing fashion: many of its members were no longer free on Saturdays, being either engaged in events in London's social season or else away from London at weekends, something much encouraged by the opening of railways. The customary time for dinner had also changed. The society moved its dinner time from 4.00 p.m.
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The heavy guns were difficult to drag through the sandy terrain and this avoided a significant part of the journey from the border to the target area. The G5 assault began at last light, about 17h10. It was time for dinner, and the first shots were fired after most of the Brigade at Cuito Cuanavale went into the mess for supper. By 23h00 the back of the opposition was broken.
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In the 19th century, Long Island was still mainly rural and agricultural. Suburbanization started modestly on Long Island when reliable steam ferry service allowed prosperous Wall Streeters to get to new Brooklyn Heights homes in time for dinner. Rural traffic was served by the new Brooklyn and Jamaica Plank road through Jamaica Pass, among others. After the American Civil War, streetcar suburbs sprawled out onto the outwash plain of central and southern Kings County.
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Black Thursday, Walmart For many years, retailers pushed opening times on Black Friday earlier and earlier, eventually reaching midnight, before opening on the evening of Thanksgiving. In 2009, Kmart opened at 7:00 a.m. on Thanksgiving, in order to allow shoppers to avoid Black Friday traffic and return home in time for dinner with their families. Two years later, a number of retailers began opening at 8:00 or 9:00 p.m.
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Now rolling in money, Leonard and Scott enjoy a day on the town. The two lose track of time, but manage to make it back to the Wentawaygo just in time for dinner, forgetting that in place of Scott Leadready II is a stranger who Mrs. Helperman will not recognize. Scott and Leonard quickly make up a story that this new person is Scott Manly-Manning, Scott Leadready II had to go home, and he helped him out. Mrs.
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Tego Leo is imprisoned in the Dominican Republic, and engages in a debate with other prisoners regarding corporations holding back the electric car and starting wars for oil. Rico Santos, meanwhile, encounters difficulty in locating gas in order to get home on time for dinner. Han Lue later arrives, and is collected from the airport by Cara and Malo. They drive him back to Rico's house, where his aunt Rubia is struggling to keep up with her gas bills.
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In 1948, the line converted to diesel- powered busses, laid on frames of busses as built for city bus lines. In its early years, the major stopping points for passenger were: Goose Creek (terminus); the Humble Oil Refinery (the largest contributor of revenue); Highlands (a small suburban community), and Houston. In earlier times, the electrified trains ran several schedules along these points. It was an incentive for each community's population to shop, work and visit the Houston metropolis, and return home in time for dinner.
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Annabel Crabb (born 1973) is an Australian political journalist, commentator and television host who is the ABC's chief online political writer. She has worked for Adelaide's The Advertiser, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, the Sunday Age and The Sun-Herald, and won a Walkley Award in 2009 for her Quarterly Essay, "Stop at Nothing: The Life and Adventures of Malcolm Turnbull". She has written two books covering events within the Australian Labor Party, as well as The Wife Drought, a book about women's work–life balance. She has hosted ABC television shows Kitchen Cabinet, The House, and Back in Time for Dinner.
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A special edition of the show, titled Back in Time for Brixton and consisting of two episodes, aired on BBC Two in November 2016. This focused on a black British family called the Irwins "through 60 years of cultural and social shifts, charting the story of how African- Caribbean immigration has changed British culture and society". A sequel to the first series, titled Further Back in Time for Dinner, returns to the first family, the Robshaws, pushing them half a century earlier, beginning in 1900 and ending in 1949. The series was first broadcast on Tuesday 23 January 2017.
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Charlotte Manning says she has some business to attend to and will be there in time for a tennis game due to take place that evening. After an unsuccessful attempt at playing tennis himself, Hammer gets rid of his sleep deficit by spending all day in his room, fast asleep, with "old junior" — his gun — close to him. He is woken up just in time for dinner, during which Harmon Wilder, the Bellamys' lawyer, and Charles Sherman, Wilder's assistant, are pointed out to him. This is a fine — and the final — distractor in the novel: Wilder and Sherman are suddenly missing from the party after Myrna Devlin has been found shot.
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In order to combat Zaroff's rise, the First Tree sent out a memory of the Marquis before his corruption in order to train a new apprentice. However, when the memory of the Marquis entered Jerry's world, something had to go; therefore his father was banished to the space in-between worlds and memories of him forgotten. The memory of the Marquis is forced to stay behind at the First Tree, and the two promise never to forget one another. Jerry returns to Mousewood to celebrate the completion of his training before returning home in time for dinner with his father restored to his world.
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Oxford's Bodleian Libraries has the only known surviving copy of the game. Suffragetto was among several children's games designed at that time around the themes of gender, resistance, and social relationships, along with the contemporaneous games Panko and Pank-a-Squith (1909). The goal of the latter was to navigate a suffragette (led by Emmeline Pankhurst) down a long path from her home to parliament, past obstacles placed by the Liberal government (led by Prime Minister H. H. Asquith). The game of Suffragetto was demonstrated in the second episode of the first season of the 2018 BBC documentary series Further Back in Time for Dinner.
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The loss - including pictures by Titian, Rubens, Van Dyck, and Reynolds - was estimated at £120,000 (£ million today). Rebuilt, again, to largely the same designs, at a cost of an additional £82,000 (£ million today), the castle was largely completed by 1832. The architect Sir James Thornton (who was the Duke's friend and chaplain and Vicar of nearby Bottesford) was chiefly responsible for this rebuilding, and the result bears a superficial resemblance to a medieval castle, its central tower reminiscent of Windsor Castle. Whilst visiting Belvoir castle in the 1840s, Anna, Duchess of Bedford, found that the normal time for dinner was between 7:00 and 8:30 p.m.
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On 4 August 1919, Martha Washington departed New York City bound for Brest, France, on the first leg of a voyage that was ultimately to take her to Constantinople in the Ottoman Empire. On the evening of 10 August 1919, when Castle did not arrive at the scheduled time for dinner, his orderly and cabin steward found the door to the bathroom in his cabin locked. When repeated calls and knocking failed to arouse a response from within his cabin, the orderly and cabin steward summoned the ship's senior surgeon and a captain's mate, who forced the door. They found Castle dead on the floor of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Together they created the Omegamatic Warp Drive, powered by three plasma crystals, to destroy the universe. Keen immediately sets off to find the crystals on the three planets linked to the Omegamatic: Droidicus Prime, Shikadi, and Fribbulus Xax. Upon retrieving all three plasma crystals and destroying the Omegamatic Warp Drive, Keen is confronted by McMire, who tells him that he will not be so lucky the next time before teleporting away; Keen responds that he still defeated McMire, and will make it home in time for dinner. The game then congratulates the player on winning, and warns that with McMire still at large, Keen never knows when he will be called on again to defend the Earth.
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The original company was founded following Jeffrey Katzenberg's resignation from the Walt Disney Company in 1994. Katzenberg approached Steven Spielberg and David Geffen about forming a live-action and animation film studio, which had not been done in decades due to the risk and expense. They agreed on three conditions: They would make fewer than nine movies a year, they would be free to work for other studios if they chose, and they would go home in time for dinner. They officially founded DreamWorks SKG in October 1994, with financial backing of $33 million from each of the three partners plus $500 million from Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, and $300 million from Cheil Jedang Group heiress .
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In 2012, Crabb began hosting her own TV program Kitchen Cabinet on ABC2 (later ABC1), an informal interview program with Australian politicians over a meal prepared by both Crabb and her guest. In 2017, Crabb hosted a six episode documentary series about the inner workings of Parliament House called The House. In 2018, she hosted a seven part series called Back in Time for Dinner, based on the format of UK show Back in Time for.... A family's home is transformed each week into a replica of a standard house from a different decade, with the family cooking and eating meals from that era. In May 2018, the ABC flew Crabb and Jeremy Fernandez to London to host coverage of the Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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The novella collection Could You Be With Her Now, released by Dzanc Books in January 2013, showcases Michalski's range. The first novella, "I Can Make It to California Before It's Time for Dinner," examines the dangers of living in a world while having a compromised reality. In a first-person narrative, the reader follows Jimmy, a mentally challenged fourteen-year-old boy who accidentally kills a neighborhood girl. He winds up running away and hitching a ride with a trucker who is not as trustworthy a companion as Jimmy believes him to be. In the second novella, "May–September," which won first place in Press 53’s Open Awards in 2010 for novellas, a young writer is hired by a much-older woman over the summer to help blog her memoirs for her grandchildren.
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Clad in immaculately tailored battledress, he would fly by helicopter to a beleaguered army outpost; wearing dark glasses and sporting a swagger stick, deliver a rousing speech for the benefit of the troops and the TV cameras – then return to Salisbury in time for dinner. He drew heavily on Winston Churchill's oratory style for some of his inspiring speeches.OurStory posting :account of a PK tour of inspection, 1974 As Minister of Defence, Van der Byl was known to join army counter-insurgency operations while armed with a hunting rifle (with the words "I'd like to bag one of these chaps ..."), and would regularly visit army positions and entertain the troops with his own generous supply of "scotch whisky and fine wines." Such behaviour endeared him to many in Rhodesia: he was far more popular with the troops than his predecessor as Minister of Defence, Jack Howman.
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The first series, Back in Time for Dinner, centred on the Robshaw family trying foods from the second half of the twentieth century, and experiencing what it was like to live then as a middle-class family. Each hour-long programme covers one decade, and the family's own kitchen, dining, and living rooms were re-designed by the TV team each week to give an accurate representation of what it was like to cook and eat then. The second series, Back in Time for the Weekend, featured different participants, the middle class Ashby Hawkins family, spending a week living through different decades from the 1950s to the 1990s and experiencing leisure time from the differing eras. On 14 and 15 December 2015, a two-part Christmas special titled Back in Time for Christmas was broadcast which featured the Robshaw family trying Christmas food from the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s (Episode 1) and the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s (Episode 2).
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