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The real problem is that I am right on time.

They still had to get back to work, and right on time, too.

Friday came just as it always does, right on time.

He was waiting by the radio when the first call came in right on time.

The boys had arrived right on time, some of them early even.

With confidence, you may tell them that you're right on time.

And for once the boss was going home right on time.

Right on time, He needed something to steady his hands.

He arrived about five minutes before seven, and that made me right on time.

She heard the front door open and, looking at the clock, thought right on time.

I was given a schedule to keep and I'm right on time.

Such as being right on time when you arrived to pick me up.

Leave it to a cop to be right on time.

In other words, this heat wave is right on time.

Checking my watch, I saw that she was right on time.

He glanced at his watch and it was right on time.

And I'll make sure you get your pain medication right on time.

His target emerged from the building across the street right on time.

The baby sitter comes after a month away, right on time.

Right on time, she thought with satisfaction, and approached him.

It rang right on time, at six in the evening.

He was right on time, and he'd traveled several thousand miles to be here.

Their military drill of a set started right on time and ended 40 minutes later.

"This effort by the whole team was right on time," Howard said.

It looked as if she was going to be right on time for Nadine.

Look at this, he's bang on time - which makes us behind schedule.

She was bang on time, making good headway through this bumpy sea.

Brisk afternoon wind arrived bang on time for an exciting sail.

So, so far, my timing is good; I'm escaping bang on time.

The game started bang on time at six p.m., just as the sun was setting.

Think how many messages our children can write, when they hoist themselves - bang on time - aboard a bus.

Frank, with a huge smile sailed away to get us to Wembley bang on time".

It has been completed bang on time and within budget thanks to a special task force which was set up to lead the complex engineering job.

"And here you are, bang on time."

They were bang on time.

The train pulled out of Inverness, bang on time, cleared the industrial area, and was soon in the Maryland countryside.

He was bang on time to get a front-page story in tomorrow's morning papers - in London and New York.

Bang on time at 2.14pm, the train pulls into Dent, England's highest mainline station.

It's coming - bang on time!'

"I thought I'd come bang on time, so I could spend a few minutes in the kitchen with Mrs. Travis.

In earlier days before 2000, it used to be a premiere train on the Patna New Delhi Section with bang on time Schedule.

SMART work by Thatcher Tubes, racing against the clock, helped a special toothpaste promotion hit stores in the United States bang on time.

Bang on time it rang, signaling the floor was open for business, trading at first in natural gas futures, the prices for which would explode before this day" was done.

Well, the minutes and the seconds ticked by, and then, bang on time, at five minutes to midnight, I heard a rush of rubber soles on the stairs and then all hell broke loose."

Breasting the summit with ease and bang on time, the train was 'chased' by a host of car bound photographers and enthusiasts, with even the pre-occupied massive throng in the on-train real ale bar pausing to admire the feat!

On the seismograph, it showed as a regular blip in an otherwise perfectly normal line; a blip that came up bang on time once every five seconds or so - blip . . . blip . . . blip - very odd!

A Map Zanotta has worked with the best (Enzo Mari, Bruno Munari and Ettore Sottsass to name a few) but is most famous for bringing the body-hugging, structure-free sacco, or beanbag, to the world, bang on time for postbarricade debriefs.

Sure enough he came along dead on time and I went after him out of a side road.

As luck would have it, Piers was dead on time.

So things started off just as they were supposed to start off: dead on time.

In 1983, she directed a short film entitled Dead on Time.

And dead on time, the hand that held the chalk against the blackboard suddenly stopped writing.

In one of the war's most famous remarks, he declared, "They're dead on time!"

Dead on time, six good bombers and not one hint of detection or threats anywhere.

For supplies from my good friends the Russians that came in dead on time last Monday night.

She arrived at the studio dead on time.

Leaving dead on time is the norm there.

Of course, the train was dead on time, and he was desperate to get the beer in, into the bargain.

Supposing the ship sailed dead on time, how far behind and to one side of her would their bodies be towed?

London acknowledged dead on time and he tapped out his location on the built-in key.

But the staff were convivial and efficient and we arrived dead on time in north Italy.

He was dead on time.

They did, dead on time.

"First time and dead on time.

He got up when he saw them and the younger man said: "Here you are, Valentijn, dead on time."

The good news - all right, the even better news - is that the AVE always, always leaves dead on time.

Dead on Time could mean:

And as the car rolled to a stop outside the house dead on time I realised with a dull despair that it had happened to me again.

'But they always arrived dead on time so we never got on,' said Mr Kelly.

She was dead on time, an indistinct blur where her fin floated in the haze sealing the sky to the glassy sea.

Dead on time Foxtrot Five.

Dead on time the door swished open in a near cyclone of air current as Arnold Morgan made his entrance and strode across the office floor.