Sentences with phrase «much of his spare time»

Meika Hollender, founder of Sustain Natural, spends much of her spare time talking to women and men about safe sex.

Of course the Christians I know use much of their spare time to work in soup kitchens, aids clinics, food pantries and in other charitable ways.

He continues to spend much of his spare time with the barbecue community, while making efforts to help serve the common good in the inner city of Chicago and similar projects.

In addition to running the club and coaching one of our teams, he spends much of spare time doing individual and small group private lessons.

When he wasn't mopping floors, he spent much of his spare time working on his appeal.

«I spent as much of my spare time birding as I could,» Hobbie recalls.

While the Democrats are facing off in a potentially costly primary battle, McDonnell has already locked up the Republican nomination and is devoting much of his spare time to raising campaign cash.

Gracer continues to spend much of his spare time speaking at museums and schools about the benefits and joys of bug eating.

It's not a lightning bolt situation where I knew immediately I wanted to spend as much of my spare time as possible getting to know him better, but as the weeks have progressed I'm definitely warming up to this apparently «normal» speed of things.

Often tiring of the expensive creature comforts surrounding him, Vidal spent much of his spare time at the movies.

Martin stars as Peter, a divorced tax attorney who spends much of his spare time in a large but lonely house, still a bit hung up on his ex-wife (Smart, Sweet Home Alabama).

During that time, Marc devoted much of his spare time helping a variety of non-profit organizations with finance and governance as a volunteer board member / treasurer or hands - on program leader, and as an active Boy Scout leader.

He was especially committed to the fight against AIDS and devoted much of his spare time to his «memory books» project, which aimed to raise awareness of this catastrophe.

Over the past few weeks, I've spent much of my spare time with my new Kindle2... When I bought it, I was excited to have a gorgeous, solidly built ebook reader backed by Amazon's catalog.

He'd like to build a conservative investment portfolio and lately finds himself spending much of his spare time reading investment newsletters and the business section of the newspapers.

In real life Somerhalder may be a Hollywood hottie, but he isn't known for superstar shenanigans and mayhem — rather, Somerhalder spends much of his spare time working on behalf of animals and the environment.

Miller devotes much of his spare time to providing pro bono legal services to the survivors of domestic violence and serving as a recovery coach to meth - addicted lawyers throughout the country.

Despite a busy real estate and volunteer schedule, he says he is pleased to devote much of his spare time to the Cadet Program.

As children get older, so does the need for more sport and social activities and if they live far from their friends or sports clubs, parents will spend much of their spare time in their cars each week.

Not exact matches

... and land man on the moon, and develop much of the technology you are using to spew this nonsense in their spare time.

Roger writes: «Feminism is ascendant, from Susan Brownmiller («Man's discovery that his genitalia could serve as a weapon to generate fear must rank as one of the most important discoveries of prehistoric times, along with the use of fire and the first crude stone axe») to Germaine Greer («Is it too much to ask that women be spared the daily struggle for superhuman beauty in order to offer it to the caress of a subhumanly ugly mate?»).

In my spare time I'm putting together a time - line of events in the Bible and other religions, because I've seen so much un-researched garbage tossed around on here.

He coaches his boys in baseball and basketball and spends much of his precious little spare time hitting the gym to keep in shape.

a a doula myself for a few years, when I found myself pregnant for the 3rd time, some how I decided to make the less popular choice of having an unassisted birth... (I will spare everyone here the lecture on how much healthier it is for both mom and baby to be born at home!

Most teens don't have much time to spare before school and texting or surfing social media can waste a lot of precious minutes.

«Frankly, I think that if Tory HQ has got this much spare time on their hands, they should be trying to come up with some better policies than upping the price of salad in the House of Commons and giving tax cuts to millionaires.»

It's not part of her job description, so she has to do much of the grant writing in her «spare time:» nights and weekends.

A few of us went home to spend the much - needed Christmas break with our families, but most students stayed to enjoy their spare time in Tokyo.

In her spare time (which she doesn't have very much of at the moment), Sophie enjoys nothing more than curling up with a good book.

It doesn't get much better than an efficient, seamless process for beautiful cards for a mama with not a minute of free time to spare these days.

However, we do appreciate that many of our members are busy professionals with hectic schedules that don't allow for much spare time swiping about online.

Whether you're a single teacher, or another kind of busy professional hoping to date a teacher, you might not have much time to spare.

So if I'm going to be spending some of that spare time on date with a complete stranger, then I'd much rather be doing something really fun in the process.

Allowances should always be determined based on how much attention you can give to your man in addition to the amount of time you can spare.

Like much of their work, the latest from Coen brothers Joel and Ethan is a comedy of errors with darker, deeper undertones, this time grounded in an 1960s folk singer with talent to spare but burdened with unrealised opportunities.

Based on two short stories (it shows) from Toronto - born author Craig Davidson, the film puts itself squarely in the specious Paul Haggis tradition of the crisscrossing tragedy but keeps the stakes pretty low much of the time, mostly sparing us the usual tortured hymns about how we're all connected at some primal level.

When The Hunger Games crashed onto our screens back in 2012, it spared no time in seizing its audience, quickly becoming an overnight phenomenon whilst filling the crater in the market left by Twilights departure, and thus, spawned an incredibly lucrative new franchise, thanks to an astute marketing campaign, and of course, Suzanne Collins» much revered best selling trilogy of novels.

I moved to Taiwan where the cost of living is much cheaper (and I had more time to spare).

Let me spare you that headache and just point you toward Friedman's How Much Money We Made in Our First Week — not an article I can recall seeing in anything from the Time - Life or Conde Nast families of periodicals.

By ordering such service you may spare much of your time and efforts.

It would have been so much easier then when there was plenty of time to spare, rather than waiting until I had a job and family to care for.

For those who like taking tea or coffee in their spare time, kitty can join you but don't allow it to consume too much of those drinks.

When not working, much of Dr.Flynn spends her spare time trying to keep up with her very active daughter.

There's really no shortage of things to do and see in Puerto Princesa, and it all depends on how much time you have to spare.

Next time I have a spare 5k, I'll know where to look to stay Thanks so much for linking up this week (when you get a second, would be great for you to link back to one of us hosts) and I'll go and pin this now, hope that's okay.

One of the best features of the walk is you can hop on and off the walk according to what you want to see, or how much time you can spare.

From island to peninsula, mountain range to tributaries, gargantuan stone building to humble hillside dwelling, most of us — as crushing and sad as this is (and it is crushing and sad)-- can't afford and won't ever be able to afford the cost, or even spare the time, to travel as much as we desire.

Everyone wants something different from their games, and difficulty is not just about challenge: it's about ease of use, it's about how much time you have to spare, it's about how you're feeling that day, it's about whether you're playing after a 10 am coffee or just before midnight.

Some people have way too much spare time on their hands when they should be doing something more constructive and useful with the power of their Scientific position.

How much spare time each week do you have to read all the relevant credible published science papers already available for years, and read existing reports by govt / science / economic / agri bodies on the subject matters, and read the state of current research / know how of existing anecdotal narrow focused regional / local analysis and the opinions of experts in their particular field... and then deeply think about all that and come to a rational and reasonable conclusion on it all?