Sentences with phrase «lose track of time just»

It's very easy to lose track of time just «hooning» around doing very little.

On numerous occasions, we lost track of time just hotlapping a circuit, which is something that hasn't happened too often recently.

Not exact matches

Gamers are famous for so losing track of time and becoming so immersed that they forget to eat, sleep or go to work — just the same as a heroin addict camped in a crack house.

Phil just kept lagging putts over and over like he'd completely lost track of time and might just stay there until it got dark.

I still just stare and him and lose track of time.

Sometimes they annoy the crap out of each other; other times they just start fooling around or playing with something and they lose track of time and they've been upstairs for like twenty - five minutes and I go upstairs to tell them it's time to get on the bus expecting them to be completely dressed and they are still in their pajamas and then I want to lose my shit because they know exactly what they are supposed to be doing but they just aren't doing it.

If you're worried about how much power you have left or if you just lost track of time (because, hello, you're riding around on a super awesome scooter), check your battery life directly from the dashboard.

This is where you may lose track of time, a crowbar couldn't separate you from the task you're immersed in, and you have extraordinary satisfaction not just in the paycheck or work product — but in the process itself.

I'm sure many of you are just like me and after an extended period of time off you lose track of what day it is.

Nut - hungry Scrat changes the world just by hunting his favourite snack meaning Manny (Ray Romano), Sid (John Leguizamo) and Diego (Denis Leary) are forced into an adventure of a life - time — tracking down lost family, finding new love and bumping into... a pack of pirates!

But the cat - and - mouse game between the crew and Calvin (seriously, it seems so wrong to call this murderous squid - looking thing CALVIN?!?!) eventually grows tiresome, and I lost track of how many times people were zooming weightlessly down halls and around corridors, trying to stay one step ahead of the creature and then slamming and locking portal doors on it just in time.

I am stuck on the first photo — just keep scrolling back to it and losing track of time.

Often times we would lose track of where something is saved in our old system and searches were not very complex — in Clio you don't really need to know where to look — just type the contact name, document name, etc. in the search bar and instantly you are provided with results of every place that information is located or mentioned.

Some are also concerned about sacrificing bright students to the articling - associate track, and losing half of them from private practice by the time they are five years in anyway, more if you look just at women.