Sentence examples for a timeout that from inspiring English sources
One stretch of four misses in a row in the third quarter prompted D'Antoni to call a timeout that began with an outburst at his players.
Steve Spurrier bobbed up and down on the Washington sideline, calling for a timeout that would probably determine the fate of the Redskins' season.
Coach Jason Garrett added a bit of that to the Cowboys' mix when he called a timeout that iced his own kicker and cost Dallas a loss to Arizona, a decision Garrett actually defended afterward.
When the announcer uttered the phrase, "Michigan is out of timeouts," Wolverines fans must have joined together in a collective cringe, recalling the last time the school was in the Final Four, when Chris Webber called for a timeout that didn't exist.
Ellis, a veteran forward, asked for a timeout that the Miami Heat did not have as he was trying to inbound the ball underneath the basket.
Yesterday afternoon, Dwyane Wade of Marquette said that he still remembered Chris Webber's blunder during the 1993 national championship game when he called a timeout that Michigan did not have.
Once a packet loss occurs, the packet should be retransmitted after a retransmission timeout that is typically set as multiples of the propagation delay and is greater than the round trip time.
Among other things, he apologized to fans; he took responsibility for a Mark Sanchez timeout that Ryan had called "the stupidest play in football history" during a halftime interview; and he jokingly suggested that he should just declare the Jets' playoff chances over — because it worked once before.
"I had the ball, went right and then just crossed over left, and it kind of parted like the Red Sea," said Kramer, who told coaches during a preceding timeout that he wanted the ball.
It was the quiet, I quickly realized, of the chiusura, the afternoon timeout that is so restorative a fixture of the Italian workday.
Despite the medical timeout that followed, the second set progressed in a similar vein to the first.
