Examples of 'time to start over' in a sentence
Meaning of "time to start over"
Time to start over: means the opportunity or moment to begin again, usually after a failure or setback
How to use "time to start over" in a sentence
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time to start over
There is no time to start over from zero.
Time to start over again next semester.
I knew in my heart that it was time to start over.
It was time to start over and aim high.
And there is always time to start over.
Time to start over.
We do not have the time to start over.
It 's time to start over again.
You are still young, you have time to start over.
Or maybe it 's time to start over and launch a new satellite?
You have just ended a nine-year cycle and now is the time to start over again.
So there is not enough time to start over again with a table.
Time to start over again?
I did not have time to start over.
Well, there's one thing about living forever… got plenty of time to start over.
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We have the time to start over.
If they only selected a few, or none, now is the time to start over.
As we have a time to start over.
It 's time to start over again . He 's inviting you.
I am wondering if it 's time to start over somewhere else.
That sounds great, but we don't have time to start over.
I think it 's time to start over in Miami.
You should do the same. Time to start over.
Dude, I do not have time to start over with other girls! I am nine years old, dude!
With all things asgardian, I am wondering if it 's time to start over somewhere else.
Dude, i do not have time to start over with other girls!
It 's nice to leave a little time to start over if you have to.
Why is that? There is no time to start over from zero.
I was in college now . It was time to start over and aim high.
It 's gonna take some time to start over.
It 's a good time to start over.
For Roy and Edith, a time to start over.
BARRASSO: It's time to start over.
