Examples of 'time to pump' in a sentence
Meaning of "time to pump"
time to pump: This phrase is often used informally to indicate that it is time to increase effort, energy, or activity. It can suggest a need for motivation or action
How to use "time to pump" in a sentence
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time to pump
Takes a long time to pump out water.
Time to pump this guy full of untested fugue deliciousness.
I do not even have time to pump now.
Taking time to pump out water.
Employers are required to provide break time to pump as well.
Time to pump ship.
But now is the time to pump the brakes.
Now they have started criticizing me for taking the time to pump.
It 's time to pump in water and to abandon ship.
Which would suggest you do not want to give anyone time to pump his stomach.
Time to pump water, enough to get us down the mountain.
Some of us don't have time to pump out babies and do yoga.
Most mothers have more milk in the morning, so mornings are a good time to pump.
Ukraine does not have time to pump gas before winter? How will it affect Europe?
My classes are clear across campus, and I can not get back here in time to pump.
See also
I do not even have time to pump now . I just.
Time to pump up the the again!
Touch START / RESET a second time to pump out and then turn off the dishwasher.
Time to pump this guy full of untested fugue deliciousness . No offense, buddy.
Ladies and gentlemen, it's time to pump neurons.
It 's time to pump up the jam.
She has her very first big staff meeting. I don't even have time to pump now.
Is it time to pump the brakes?
Robin Williams, Ladies and gentlemen, it 's time to pump neurons.
It 's time to pump some tunes!
A last few holes are cut . It 's time to pump in water, and to abandon ship.
It 's time to pump up the sun!
All right, Checkers. Time to pump the bump.
