Sentence examples for any time out of from inspiring English sources

"Any time out of the office is bad".

What physical characteristic helps to explain whether or not this fish spent any time out of water?

It's a sign of the times that any time out of an educational institution is now portrayed with a whiff of deviance.

If the animal spent any time out of water, said Dr. Jenkins, of Harvard, it needed a true neck that allowed the head to move independently on the body.

Already junior doctors have far less choice than they used to about where in the UK they want to train and live, and the new proposals suggest in addition that they'll be penalised if they take any time out of their training to have families or do medical research.

I set a good time on the prime but people found about 0.8secs on the option and I wasn't able to get any time out of it.

"The argument runs that one backup system could at any time be out of action, because of repair work, or surveillance testing, that a second could fail to work because of an unknown defect, and that a third would then be available if needed," the team working for GE noted.

Furthermore, the evidence reveals that about 3,000 ex-servicemen are imprisoned at any one time out of a total veteran population of 5.5 million.

Here, at any time one out of four children are underweight, giving the region the unwanted status of having the highest prevalence estimates for underweight in the world.

"I never had him any time back out of what he told me he was going to do.

It seems unlikely that we will evolve any time soon out of our propensity to link faces to whichever fictional characters we see them portray first, and avoid the mental abruption caused by their persistent habit of taking on other jobs just because they want to eat.