Sentence examples for As time out from inspiring English sources

As Time Out Chicago reports, the Museum of Broadcast Communications will hold a tribute to Cornelius from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday.

As Time Out Chicago notes, the lineup is still likely to evolve considerably before it is finalized, as last year many headliner-level acts were not announced by festival organizers right off the bat.

Traditional behavioural management techniques, such as time out, did not work, because they would instil a heightened sense of rejection.

They were, as Time Out once wrote, "the most subversive aural document[s] a teenager could own, [to] be transferred to a C90 and distributed among school playgrounds like samizdat literature".

He has written for and edited publications including The Face, Melody Maker and Jack, and even some that are still going, such as Time Out, NME, Shortlist and the Guardian.

With broad-reaching free publications such as Time Out, Stylist and Shortlist already covering fashion, technology and film, McCabe was also unconvinced that there was an appetite for NME to cover the same topics.

And the husband and the kids could spend as much time out there as they wanted.

"I don't spend as much time out in the field, and I miss it.

In early April the University of North Dakota holds an annual week-long Wacipi (Lakota: "Celebration") known as Time-Out Week, which includes the Time-Out Powwow, one of the largest powwows in the state.

The child psychologist Bruno Bettelheim, who readily acknowledged that the version of negative conditional parenting known as time-out can cause "deep feelings of anxiety," nevertheless endorsed it for that very reason.

Irrespective of the tool, some problem instances will still require more time than the developer may be willing to wait, as timed-out cases happened to most algorithms.