make up for lost time

But they are trying to make up for lost time.

As if the director is making up for lost time.

Since then, he seems to be making up for lost time.

He knew she was just making up for lost time.

We both feel the need to make up for lost time.

Then he always did, as if making up for lost time.

And boy have I been making up for lost time.

She might have only one chance to make up for lost time.

It was as if he wanted to make up for lost time.

Since coming back to life, more or less, I've done most everything to make up for lost time.

When we get back we'll make up for lost time like you've never seen.

At least she was doing her best to make up for lost time, though.

Three weeks had passed since he'd last seen her, so he wanted to make up for lost time.

It's kind of hard to make up for lost time with the parents around.

But the next day Tom made up for lost time, by working from early until late.

She had taken some more days in bed, and must make up for lost time.

"He will take the direct road perhaps to make up for lost time."

It happened fast because we were making up for lost time.

They came out determined to make up for lost time.

So we must drive fast, make up for lost time.

The extra pay does not make up for lost time off, he said.

So here she is, looking fit and ready to make up for lost time.

The city was also late to the national economic party, and to some extent has just been making up for lost time.

Sunday was supposed to be the day he made up for lost time.

I'll do my best to make up for lost time, I promise!