face time

They need to have face time with each of the players.

No more face time, when you get down to it.

Young workers are turned off by having to put in "face time."

Having had no face time in front of the camera, this was a new experience for him.

"After all, he's getting a lot of face time on national television."

All his hard work, sacrifice, and local news face time was about to pay off.

Many of the best leads come from people who are facing time themselves.

They appear to be working harder to get senior officials more face time.

And because my "face time" was limited, it had all the more impact.

"They want to get all the face time," he said, "and run for attorney general two years later."

One man is an obvious criminal who could face time in prison.

We are facing times of action and perhaps desperate measures.

But he says he needs more face time with the former president.

But even small shops get face time - because every vote counts.

And do children, who prefer making art to looking at it, need so much face time in museums?

Those facing time limits do seem a bit more likely to work while they get welfare.

Only warriors can change that and face time as it advances on them.

With nine candidates, a candidate in a 90-minute debate will probably get 10 minutes of face time at most.

The government won't know how much face time the bill will get until the shows are broadcast.

These companies realize they need face time with their customers."

So, I had to fall back on gumshoeing, phone calls, face time with people who might know something.

No one I know would ever work for anyone where there's a premium on face time."

More than half of Sunday's field did not get a second of face time.

The last time I had face time with my mother, it started out fine.

Companies, she said, "still create a sense, the longer you work, the better, and face time counts."