| Best friend or not, he had let his chance with Krystal pass time and time again, pining away for Jess, a woman he could not have. |
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| It's a great way to pass time if you're ever stuck with nothing to do on a long-haul flight. |
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| That is a more viable option to pass time than to watch this jarring take on a surge of youthful passion. |
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| Luckily, something I had always used to pass time when I was bored in class was picking a lock over and over with a bobby pin. |
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| It was designed to measure local time as well as such things as zenith distances, meridian pass time as well as such declination of the stars with remarkable precision. |
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| He himself said that he only wrote for fun, to pass time, but no matter, he was turned into a heavy Hampstead cult. |
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| Others looked bored more than anything else, drawing and reading to pass time. |
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| I find it is not very easy to learn how to manage every play but it is a good way to pass time when you are bored. |
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| Oh how I wished to share my spare time with a companion where we could eat lunch, laugh, and pass time together. |
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| A way to pass time, especially until the flash file is loading. |
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| People are not satisfied in these days to pass time idly. |
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| Shopville in the station complex helps pass time spent waiting. |
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| We decided to pass time by hitting a tennis ball in the parking lot. |
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