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

Recall from figure 2a that very few physicians take a time out from a stressful situation at work and that making a plan of action is the second most commonly used coping strategy.

The prospect of a "Green Opec" of countries switching to biofuel – or agrofuel – plantations on the most food-insecure continent has prompted an appeal for a "time out" from an alliance of African civil society groups.

For a brief moment this week, Herman Cain's supporters took a time out from blaming a "racist," "liberal" conspiracy for the tumult over recently reported sexual harassment allegations.

Maxim Vengerov, right, has called a time out from his career as an violinist, The Times of London reported.

Whether that was from overcoming hunger, or taking a time out from their regular routines, being part of a group, or the actual healing effect of taking psychedelics for nine days straight.

"We have to take a time out from obsession with time," Zimbardo says.

They applauded Broadman for giving Johnson "a time out" from having children.

It's time to take a time out from those messy bachelor habits and get in the organized zone!

If your dog begins playing too roughly, you can give her a "time out" from playing for a while, even before a bite occurs.

Take a time out from this world and relax.

He said he knew it was a "hassle" for many voters to take time out from a work day to go vote.