Sentence examples for a time out for a from inspiring English sources

Think of it as a time out for a 3-year-old.

By that point the film has run out of steam, having mined various B-movie clichés (the kind in which prehistoric women wear eyeliner) and even taken a time out for a discourse on God.

Some college administrators worry that high school students are putting too much emphasis on enrichment and building the perfect résumé; last year, the Harvard admissions office wrote a paper lamenting that high school students no longer spent the summer scooping ice cream and recommending that they take a "time out" for a summer.

Most obvious being that climate change doesn't take a time out for an economic crisis.

The crises of the world do not take a time-out for a new American leader.

Call a time-out for a mutually agreed-upon amount of time and come back together when you've had time to calm down.

"I can well imagine him taking time out for a coffee and a sandwich on that route," Professor Jenkins said.

And there is an imagined conversation between God and Jesus on the cross that feels like an interruption: time out for a comedy club routine, and not a terribly good one at that.

Taking time out for a Coke and a Hebrew National hot dog on our recent visit, we were impressed by the school cafeteria, a big, bright modern meeting place for students that is also open to visitors.

With filming continuing in Belfast, Harington apparently took some time out for a well-earned beer in a local bar on Wednesday night: Was nice to see #kitharington (Jon Snow) in my local @CrownBarBelfast tonight.

In various cultures, men are the main contributors to the family income and cannot afford to take time out for a medical visit to a clinic.