make hay
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v.i.Intransitive VerbTo take advantage of an opportunity while it lasts.
We need to make hay while the sun shines and get this project finished quickly.
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- There is another English phrase, "You need to make hay when the sun shines."
There is another English phrase, "You need to make hay when the sun shines."
- There is another English phrase you need to make hay when the sun shines.
There is another English phrase you need to make hay when the sun shines.
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- For the opposition, obviously, they'll be wanting to make hay with this.
For the opposition, obviously, they'll be wanting to make hay with this.
- For the opposition, obviously, they'll be wanting to make hay with this.
For the opposition, obviously, they'll be wanting to make hay with this.
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- the evening of the day you helped me to make hay in the orchard meadows;
the evening of the day you helped me to make hay in the orchard meadows;
- evening of the day you helped me to make hay in the orchard meadows; and, as I was
evening of the day you helped me to make hay in the orchard meadows; and, as I was
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- We could call it we could call it Make Hay while the Sun Shines.
We could call it we could call it Make Hay while the Sun Shines.
- But that is why we should call it Make Hay while the Sun Shines.
But that is why we should call it Make Hay while the Sun Shines.