He urged them to avoid the " road to rage " and take the " road to joy, " to learn how to " make time good " rather than " make good time ."
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George Caras, director of operations for Commander's Weather Corporation, a company that was predicting the weather for Team Adventure, said the boat had been making good time and was actually running ahead of schedule when the accident occurred.
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And then, quoting one of the guests, former New York Yankee player and New York Mets manager Yogi Berra, he said that Republican leaders could aptly say, " We may be last but we're making good time ."
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We had only the foresail and the two lower topsails set on the fore and main masts to help out the Bolling, but were gradually running up on her as the wind was fair and we were making good time.
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His presence was already known to the enemy, four of his ships were so crippled by the gale that they could not make good time, and he believed that if the French should give chase to his fleet, they could outsail it.
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We quickly discovered that getting around the mainland presents a stark choice _ the privately operated vintage Bluebird school buses, which are cheap and slow, or a rental car or taxi, which make good time but at exorbitant prices _ a 10-mile taxi fare, for example, was $ 20.
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However, a plotting error made onboard " King George V ", now in pursuit of the Germans, incorrectly calculated " Bismarck " s position and caused the chase to veer too far to the north . " Bismarck " was therefore able to make good time on 25 / 26 May in her unhindered passage towards France and protective air cover and destroyer escort.
