"Time to turn in, and hope for better luck tomorrow," Jacques said.
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And when it's time to turn in her fins, Spears makes a flawless transition to the crop top life.
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Now if you'll excuse me, it's time to turn in my early retirement membership card and get back to the salt mines!
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So when it comes time to turn in the keys these days, tech advances might leave shoppers feeling like Rip Van Winkle.
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You're running out of time to turn in that Form 1040 and pay what you owe, by the way: Tax Day is April 18.
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And the later you do finally get out of bed, the harder it'll be to fall asleep when it comes time to turn in that evening, she says.
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If your job is no longer helping you grow, whether that's offering skills training, challenging work or a promotion, it may be time to turn in your resignation letter, says Caplan.
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Today, after attending the President's Farewell Address in Chicago last night, I return to the White House one last time to turn in my badge and walk out a completely changed person.
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He then spent most of the rest of the year touring and registering his young fans to vote, but still found time to turn in an ethereal version of "Dear Theodosia" for The Hamilton Mixtape, and to perform on Saturday Night Live.
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The paper is, "more or less, a presentation of research done by lots of people and drawing conclusions," meaning a huge amount of research and reading went into its composition— in fact, averagesmurf started writing it in January, and just finished this week in time to turn in.
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At the end of the night, right before it was time to turn in donations, a clip from Steven Spielberg's Holocaust movie "Schindler's List" was played as a way to stir emotions and bigger checks — specifically, the scene where an anguished Schindler, filled with regret, says he wishes he had sold all his belongings to fund saving more lives.
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Marks steadily made up the ground until he drew level with the leaders three furlongs from the finish. Godiva moved into the lead and quickly went clear, travelling with such ease that Marks had time to turn in the saddle and shout "Come on!" to his more experienced rivals. Godiva won easing down by three lengths from Silverlace, with Valeraine four lengths back in third. For the second time she beat the colts on the clock: her winning time of 2:29.4 was 1.4 seconds faster than the time recorded by Pont l'Eveque in winning the New Derby over the same course and distance a day earlier.
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