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Getting her a book that shows you how to tell the time.

Why do we need two ways of telling the time?

"People are not going to come to the park to tell the time," he said.

But her hand was shaking so much that she could not tell the time.

"I can tell the time of day by looking at the water towers across from me," she said.

So you could tell the time by monitoring how your weight changed during the night.

It tells the time and allows players to play a game.

It was a machine that told the time, date, and season.

Tide tables tell the time of the next high water.

I thought it was pretty funny, me wearing this watch that told the time.

And then one day you could tell the time?

The clock did a lot more besides telling the time of day.

Sometimes I wonder if that girl ever learned to tell the time."

The host would then tell the time in a deliberate, educational way before beginning the story.

It was a sort of intelligent guess by a committee,' he told the Times newspaper.

This is a popular theme, as children enjoy telling the time.

The viewer's shadow tells the time of day and the season.

However, they were told the time required for this would drain their momentum.

The device also enabled owners to tell the time in the dark.

"I have been in big companies all my life," she told The Times.

He squinted at his watch but it still wasn't light enough to tell the time.

Could we use the moon to tell the time if we wanted to?

The reason for wearing these early clock-watches was not to tell the time.

"This has nothing to do with me," he recently told The Times.

The watch also records games digitally and, of course, tells the time.

Using the sun to tell time is a different story.

All she wants to know is whether the kids can read, make change and tell time.

At the age of 20, he still could not count money or tell time.

The ability to tell time has been around for centuries.

Some societies also used base-12 and base-60, which we still use to tell time.

The children learned to tell time by its faithful hands.

Without the rise and fall of the sun, telling time was not possible, he had found.

All his instruments for telling time had long since been taken away from him.

With the sun almost invisible, it was hard to tell time.

All means of telling time, except by what went on in their own bodies, had been taken from them.

The family and especially the children relish story telling time.

He was starting to wonder if the animal could tell time.

Hell, I'm not entirely sure he knows how to tell time.

"It helps me to tell time if I forget my watch."

For instance, they tell time by looking at the shadows of the trees.

But how does one tell time by the new sundial.

Even though little kids can't tell time, their bodies can.

And sundials can do a lot more than just tell time.

But these stories have been told time and again in personal finance publications.

For those three women Macy's, like every great department store, is a way of telling time.

"They got a little upset at the beginning," he told Time magazine.

He had no way of telling time, but it seemed as if an eternity passed.

But the two men were not around to be asked how they could tell time without wristwatches.

In 1965, a woman told Time it was "almost square" not to wear one.

They also provide information to sailors on tides and how to tell time at night.