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1. It's almost time for dinner - tempus fugit, how time flies - and the scents drifting up towards him are tantalising, even for someone who doesn't need to eat.

2. Tempus : No, I want to torture her, sent her into spasms of sheer terror.

3. Tempus fugit, the first semester in Junior is coming to an end, we will practise in Middle School in the next term.

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4. Tempus, the Foehammer, the Lord of Battle, God of War.

5. Objective To analyze the efficacy, reasonability and results of treatment of severe craniocerebral injury on frontal and tempus with enlarged pterion approach and resection of tempus muscle.

6. "The dollar found a bottom last week with everyone staring into the abyss of financial systemic risk with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac," said Tempus Consulting's Salvaggio.

7. "The European Central Bank is not done lowering rates yet," said Greg Salvaggio, a vice president for trading at Tempus Consulting in Washington D.C. "That in itself is a negative for the currency."

8. "It's more of the contagion fear that's been gripping markets for months now," said John Doyle, strategist at Tempus Consulting in Washington.

9. RDT, a British company based near Basingstoke, makes the Tempus system of telemedicine monitors—the type used on the Mumbai flight.

10. "The focus now shifts back to interest rates and economic fundamentals," said Greg Salvaggio, senior vice president of Capital Markets at Tempus Consulting in Washington.

11. But despite watchmakers' prowess, neither physicists nor philosophers have come to any agreement about what we mean when we say " tempus fugit."

12. He has written more than 150 papers and five books, including Plants and People in Ancient Scotland ( Tempus Publishing, 2000), which he co-authored with his late wife, Camilla.

13. "For now, there is euro demand around $1.40, but it's just a matter of time before it goes significantly lower," said Greg Salvaggio, vice president of trading at Tempus Consulting.

14. Investors "are buying yen as a hedge against obviously poor economic news in the U.S. right now," said Greg Salvaggio, vice president of trading at Tempus Consulting in Washington.

15. "I think the Fed will give some indication to the market as to what their plans are," said Greg Salvaggio, senior vice president of capital markets at Tempus Consulting in Washington.