Sentences with phrase «seriously time flies»
I feel like I say this every year as the holidays arrive, but seriously time flies!
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Well, I expect I'll fly again some time, but only after seriously considering my effects on others.
The time seriously flew by and I was so sad to leave this gorgeous Jane Austin, picture perfect, corner of the world to head back to London.
It's so cliché to talk about the time flying by, but seriously, I can't believe it's already his birthday!
I won't be cliché and talk about how quickly time has flown by (but seriously, hasn't it?!)
Seriously, where does the time fly!
I can't believe she's getting ready to eat solids - time seriously flies!
I say this every year, but I seriously can't believe how quickly time is flying by.
I'll be graduating in May, and honestly can't believe the time has flown by so fast... I seriously remember moving in day for freshman year like it was yesterday!
Time seriously fly's and before I know it we're celebrating a new year.
Today has been all about packing as I'm flying to Stockholm tomorrow evening to spend some time with friends + family, seriously couldn't be more excited!
I have no idea why I am just now sharing these photos, but seriously time is flying.
Time has seriously flown by!!
The time has seriously flown by!
Time seriously flies.
Seriously, I can not get over how quickly time is flying by!
I can't remember many times when I've driven a car and seriously thought I was going to hit the rev limiter in sixth gear, but when a deserted stretch of tarmac presents itself through the 205's windscreen you feel compelled to give it the full Gilles Panizzi, complete with wild staring eyes and fly - catching mouth.
I seriously liked being locked up on a private island, but as said before there are many activities and I could have stayed way longer than 4 night, time was flying!
I spend a lot of time flying out of Europe nowadays and the discounted Business Class fares I can book mean that I'm seriously reconsidering the point of having EXP status.
Suffice to say that I consider it improbable to the extreme to assume high - flying dreams things like space colonization will seriously get underway in the next centuries (if not in this millennium or at all, because if push really comes to shove, we'd have to start everything anew from the late middle ages, only this time without oil).