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I don't think I've heard of this expression before. To make time - to set some time aside for something. " "Okay.
- I don't think I've heard of this expression before.
- To make time - to set some time aside for something.
- " "Okay.
- I will be sure to make time".
- There's also the expression to "make up for lost time".
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I don't think I've heard of this expression before.
To make time - to set some time aside for something. For example:
"I'd love to have lunch with you."
"Okay. I will be sure to make time".
There's also the expression to "make up for lost time".
To make time - to set some time aside for something. For example:
"I'd love to have lunch with you."
"Okay. I will be sure to make time".
There's also the expression to "make up for lost time".
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