• Some spend the night to get a choice time on another course.

• The remaining students will spend less or more time depending on the various external factors.

• Germany's saving glut allowed others to spend freely and to run up large debts.

• The freshwater eel is one of the few fishes to spawn in the ocean and spend its adulthood in lakes, rivers, and estuaries.

• Scientists spend too much time raising cash instead of doing experiments.

• Birds you wouldn't normally see because they nest far to the north and spend the winter far to the south.

• Spend some time exploring this deep, clear, glacier-carved lake.

• We spend a lot of time and bandwidth using client apps and closed platforms.

• Soon, though, it seems they won't have enough places to spend it.

• Upping the number of days students spend in school doesn't necessarily mean that students will do better.

• So our second favourite solution would be for the corporate sector to spend more and the government to spend less.

• Herds spend the summer in the northern part of their range.

• If you spend time worrying about your electric can opener, you have other issues.

• The literature on the war is so vast you could spend a lifetime reading really good books about it.

• Not everyone needs to spend a couple of weeks earning their sea legs to feel at home.

• Car companies spend a lot of time talking to young people.

• We do not spend enough time focusing on our actual economic problems.

• Many departments invite guest speakers to give a talk and spend a day or two visiting as part of a seminar series.

• But states have not been held accountable for how they spend this money.

• To get this kind of photograph, you need to spend time with people and follow along with them.

• People spend billions of dollars every year to combat this common affliction.

• One study suggests that parents spend twice as much time behind the wheel during the week as they do with their children.

• Instead of having a traditional bridal shower, she wanted to spend the day serving our community.

• Children also spend less time outdoors than they once did, she says.

• Over time, however, the state managed to get waivers and found other ways to spend the money on different projects.

• They could also spend more of their salary budgets on younger faculty, bringing some fresh blood into the community.

• They will spend less on loud displays of wealth, from diamond-studded tiaras to yachts too big to moor.

• And it has pledged to spend two percent of its national income on renewable energy deployment in the country.

• According to an old adage, you¿ve got to spend money to make money.

• People spend weeks trying to come up with the right words.

• Make fresh air viewing a new way to spend some downtime.

• We spend a large percentage of our lives at the office, engaged in the drudgery of work.

• I'd spend a semester there, given the chance, regardless of the nature of the department.

• And if consumers expect higher future taxes in order to finance new government borrowing, they could spend less today.

• Learn as much as you can about the animal you want to photograph and spend time with it before you take any pictures.

• Marine mammals such as whales and dolphins spend their entire lives at sea.

• And they can spend more time foraging out in the open, potentially giving them access to better or more food.

• Locals often spend entire afternoons in his restaurant, and dinner sometimes evolves into a polka-dancing soiree.

• Its hinge gets tougher to prize open the more you spend.

• It also produces far too many ideas: managers have to spend weeks sorting through the chaff to find a few grains of wheat.

• In the sands below, bright, iridescent scarab beetles spend their days harvesting dung from animals such as dama gazelles.

• Because a new study shows that cave-dwelling fish spend more time awake than their counterparts at the sunny surface.

• The far larger alpha males, on the other hand, spend the breeding season fighting to guard their females.

• Cookies will bake more evenly if they spend equal time on the top and bottom racks of the oven.

• I've never really understood the reluctance many people have to spend a bit of money on a good case for their iPhones.

• Spend less time packing and more time exploring, thanks to our handheld digital luggage scale.

• By the way, lions don't spend a lot of time eating, either.

• He would spend every moment on the beach if he could.

• After that, they can spend a dime for the perpetual right to listen to a streaming version.

• Please spend your bathroom time commenting on other blogs.

• Just scan our list and spend a little time scouting varieties in nurseries and public rose gardens.

• We spend a lot of time to think of ways to do things differently.

• They also don't spend much time in high-intensity physical exercise.

• More living space can be hard to find on a small lot, especially if you don't want to spend big bucks to remodel the house.

• Most people spend a major chunk of their waking hours at work, where often the boss looms large.

• The cabin's cookhouse is where everyone gathers to eat and spend time together.

• The islands will also cut the time that purse-seiners can spend fishing in their territorial waters by nearly a third.

• It's a minimalist autumn dinner that leaves me free to spend the rest of the evening out of the kitchen.

• But then you realize how weedy the soil is, and you spend much more time than you'd budgeted removing every weed from the bed.

• Spend resources on improving the soil to save on weeding later.

• First decide where you want to spend your time outdoors.

• But spend enough time tiptoeing through the tulips and you'll need a real meal.

• But the longer you spend in contemplation of its immensity, the more elusive it becomes.

• It ends up being a great place to spend a sunny morning.

• Spend your days under a palapa with a margarita in hand and a sweetheart by your side.

• We hear kids aren't cheap, and they stay that way, so she didn't want to spend a lot.

• Throw them on a plate or in a bowl and spend more time relaxing than preparing your food.

• The government needs to spend now, while the economy is depressed, and save later.

• He also makes a convincing case for charities to spend far more on advertising, perhaps even selling shares to pay for it.

• They spend decades in rivers and lakes, then cross oceans and spawn in secret.

• Spend a day on the water in this town full of awe-inspiring lakes, rivers, and hot springs.

• Given the current economic conditions, some teams must sell to survive while others must spend to do the same.

• Colleges spend millions on playing host to presidential debates.

• The country could usefully spend several hundred billion dollars a year on such investments, for years to come.

• After the floods, they spend more time on the ground.

• How you spend has a greater effect on your happiness than how much you spend, researchers say.

• Yet no one in their organization is likely as acutely aware of the fact that you often must spend money to bring more in.

• Almost all other countries save a handful spend the bulk of their defense budgets buying weapons.

• As a result, the money you spend helps local people earn a living and preserve the place's authenticity.

• For instance, a harried doctor misdiagnoses a patient because he cannot spend more than five minutes examining her.

• Bosses who work longer hours, by contrast, spend more of them meeting their own employees.

• They spend nearly all of their time in trees, where they eat eucalyptus leaves.

• Meanwhile at the agencies, the urgency to spend could take precedence over monitoring.

• Daddy would spend the day casting his net and fishing while us young' uns would crab with our homemade chicken neck bait lines.

• It would be scandalous to spend that kind of money and still come up short.

• My advice is to keep it short and don't spend too much time on it.

• By displaying these, the children hoped to persuade legislators to spend more money on the state's schools.

• Caribou migrate from the tundra in the fall and spend winters in this ecoregion.

• For many of us who live far from our own parents, it's hard for our kids to spend time with their grandparents.

• Short, because committee members don't want to spend hours reading stuff that honestly isn't that.

• Despite their zeal for the latest mobile phones, users will spend less time making calls.

• They live in colonies on rocky beaches, but will spend weeks at a.

• One is when gamers can't tell the difference between a game and reality, and spend too much time gaming.

• We don't have infinite dollars to spend on security.

• Try to balance the time you spend in these activities with the time you need to spend to complete your degree program.

• But the country continued to spend less than it earned because exporters squirrelled a chunk of their profits away.

• The researchers are uncertain as to why the loggerheads spend so much time gulping for air at the surface.

• It's a phenomenal place to spend as much time as possible on a bike.

• Despite the time and money many colleges spend to improve their graduation rates.

• With their economies healthier and their government budgets moving into the black, they must decide how to spend the surpluses.

• They spend a lot of time sunning on rocks, but they also dive deep.

• Too high a temperature and we'd spend all our time taking in fuel to burn.

• Meanwhile, as sea level rise approaches two feet, the barriers might simply spend more time closed.

• But if you were, you would soon be able to spend that money on.

• Still, the town itself has grown substantially and it would probably be a pleasant enough place to spend a couple of years.

• They need people to spend to lift the economy out of recession.

• Labord's chameleons spend eight to nine months inside the egg.

• What's behind the die off is still a mystery, but one researcher plans to spend this summer gathering clues.

• It has helped determine whether people are more likely to spend money when they are sad.

• After work, they spend their hard-earned simoleons on gadgets.

• Minimizing the time you spend with your new child and.

• She lives with her parents, which frees all the more money to spend on luxuries.

• Gardening clubs might attract upwardly mobile professionals who would rather spend their commute time growing their meals.

• It starts with our dedicated keepers that spend their days working directly with these animals.

• She'll spend the rest of the morning gathering greenery to make her specialty:.

• Adelie penguins spend hours, and even days, on feeding trips.

• And compliance officers should not spend valuable time wading through coaches' phone records.

• The community's income-managed women, she reckons, have more money to spend on their children's welfare.

• Both creatures spend much of their lives in the ocean's mesopelagic zone.

• The scientists spend hours explaining their research and findings to our reporters and editors.

• It looks terrified and exhilarated as, for the first time, it feels the medium in which it will spend almost all of its life.

• However, every hour you spend obsessing over your ex, is an hour you could be working on your research or teaching.

• We are looking for a would-be journalist to spend three months of the summer working on the newspaper.

• And with bulk rates, the more a junk-mailer sends, the less they spend.

• And say you were offered a choice: you could either spend those years behind bars, or you could get ten lashes.

• Make camp amid ponderosa pines and spend the next hours exploring the slopes, lounging, and fishing for trout.

• Remember it's not how much you make, but how much you spend.

• Maya women spend six months weaving together the beautiful colors and patterns of their cotton huipils, or.

• Yet, these parents will have to spend their money to pay for today's medical care for someone who is not.

• Both sides will spend the coming weeks trying to win over shareholders to their points of view.

• Spend time talking with the people involved and you'll find that your photographs become more interesting.

• It is a silly waste of money, better to spend it helping people directly.

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