Confirming Johnson's decision, Pipe said: "It
Takes Time has proved a great old horse for me and my father Martin over the years and he will now be looked after by Eileen Defew, who has been his groom since he arrived in the yard."
Finally, George Thornton
takes time to get to know his customers.
Ladbrokes: 8-1 Hedgehunter, 9-1 Amberleigh House, 10-1 Clan Royal, Forest Gunner, Strong Resolve, 16-1 Colnel Rayburn, Joly Bey, Longshanks, Take The Stand, 20-1 Innox, It
Takes Time, Just In Debt, Lord Atterbury, Nil Desperandum, 25-1 Bindaree, Double Honour, Le Coudray, Marcus Du Berlais, Monty's Pass, 28-1 First Gold, RoyalAuclair, Spot Thedifference, 33-1 bar.
And if jazz is indeed a music that
takes time to hear, it's gratifying for Bey that more people are finally hearing his.
As Boldrin and Levine develop their mathematical model, they assume only that, "as in reality," copying
takes time and there is a limit (less than infinity) on the number of copies that can be produced per unit of time.
Reed Larson, professor at the University of Illinois who has studied teen romance, says, "It
takes time for a teenager to realize that a relationship isn't just an infatuation based on haphazard attraction, but an entity on which two people with compatible personalities work together."
Some time is required to see that the green cylinder you have taken for an ordinary coffee table is slowly moving toward you, just as it
takes time to become aware of the tiny movements of the aluminum plates, pieces of polystyrene sheeting, and other small pieces of wood or rubber that are strewn along the floor of the gallery.
Assuming the board and CEO share a common vision, it
takes time to instill that vision in employees at all levels and to develop the talent needed to move the firm to the next level.
"It
takes time and a lot of handholding to influence health care delivery.
With regard to the history of losses from the practice, the court noted it often
takes time for lawyers to get a sole law practice going.
With organizations, change
takes time, trial and error and, as we've learned, a transformation of consciousness.
Dealing with the ants
takes time and results in very little forward progress.