Sentence examples for Precious time out from inspiring English sources

"We're not, as long as we're putting out stuff that's good", he says, taking precious time out from his busy schedule to talk.

At the same time the IOC delivered a slap in the face for Barack Obama, who took precious time out from struggles over health reform, the economy and the war in Afghanistan to fly 4,000 miles to Copenhagen to support his city, Chicago, in its bid to gain the 2016 Olympic Games.

Impression: a bone-weary man and woman, delighting in this precious time out.

They're all professionals in their specific fields and they take precious time out of their day and show up to the school early in the morning and talk to the kids in their class and give them advice about so many things, like how to set up a banking account, how to save money, things like that.

Desperate to change personnel, teams will often be forced to burn one of their precious time outs to slow the offense's momentum and substitute in some fresh players.

But some observed that the move also enabled their coach to make substitutions without using a precious time-out.

It's a precious time of life.

In an emergency, firefighters and other responders may lose precious time figuring out where they should be.

Knowing what you want from your career is the first step towards becoming an accomplished employee and you won't waste precious time figuring out your ideal career profile.

"The hospitals, the therapists, and family and friends take care of the major things, but picking up a cup or throwing a ball to your kids are deemed by everybody else as not important enough to spend precious time figuring out how to make easier.

Those same politicians would no longer have to waste precious time figuring out ways to lessen the impact years of experience and higher degrees have on school salary schedules.