Could you just give me some time to do that?

Give me more time alone with her.

John, as a friend, give us just a little more time.

I'll send a surveyor out as soon as possible.

Oh, no, you better give me time to change and get fixed up.

Hold out on that for one day.

Give me a little time.

I'll think of something. Only give me time.

Give it a little time.

And so he gave me the time to code it up.

So you've all got to think about this, and you've all got to vote and we're not moving on.

Give me time.

A boon... allow me a little time!

Just give me a little time, Sarah.

A day or two of grace... I implore you!

And I'll give you a month.

I just have time to read a more recent poem to you.

Give the lad some room, will you?

One more day.

Write to me as soon as you can.

You gotta buy me some time. You gotta buy me a long day.

You must give Moscow a little time.

You must give me time to get used to the idea.

Can you give us 24 hours?

Do as I ask, will you?

I beg your forgiveness! Just a day or two...

Hm. I'll give you one week. I'll know by then.

You got time for one more for an old friend.

Give it time.

You're not funny, George. I mean, we should give her more time.

All right. I'll give you a week.

All right.

You give them more money they repay you that over a time.

Give her a moment.

Just for another minute.

I've got to, haven't I? I've got to! What's the most time you'll give me?

That's all. I will, first thing.

I'll call you tomorrow night.

I wish I could believe that. Give yourself time.

I want to give our friends time to forget.

Whatever it was for you, I bet that, among other things, this gave you a little more freedom, a little more time.

And you know, I just find that I have to give those pieces of music real time.

The last demonstration can I take one minute?

So, give me five years.

Give me five days.