1. I haven't seen Carol in (monkey's) years. I wonder what she's doing these days.

2. When I started work here, we didn't have e-mail or even fax machines. That was long before your (moment).

3. I was talking to Sandra in the Personnel Department the (recent) day and she didn't mention redundancies.

4. I nearly sent that e-mail to Dave by mistake, but luckily I realised in the (bill) of time.

5. Tina's happy with her job for the time (coming), but I expect she'll start looking for a new one in a year or so.

6. The boss might take you out for a meal once in a blue (planet), but don't expect it to happen any time soon!

7. Sheila says she's given up smoking (with) good and that she'll never have another cigarette as long as she lives.

8. I get to go on business trips from (once) to time, but it's certainly not a regular occurrence.

9. I invited Graham to dinner on the (edge) of the moment. I'm sorry I didn't ask you first.

10. Let me know if you need help and I'll be there at the drop of a (pen)!

11. 'Have you finished the reports yet?' 'Not yet. All in (nice) time!'

12. The photocopier still worked, but I thought it needed a service. You know what they say: 'a (repair) in time saves nine' and all that!