Sentence examples for be timed out or from inspiring English sources

milliseconds, to wait for a response before the message is declared to be timed out or lost.

Maybe there was a technical glitch, or they took too long inputting their details and were "timed out," or they pressed the wrong button, or their card was rejected.

"The reality for him is likely to be time out on dual registration or loan next year".

Tell your child it's "time out" or "quiet time".

There are time-out penalties for exposing cards or harassing dealers, as the dwindling number of players flashes on television screens overhead.

If the lip is starting to break further in front of you then you can get before it does, it may be time to bail or pull out.

Lunchtime is time out of the classroom.

Prandelli said it was "crazy" there were no time-outs or drink breaks in the intense heat and humidity of Manaus, but was pleased with how his team coped with the energy-sapping environment.

Sidenote: While there might still be time for that, it looks like time is running out (or has already), mathematically speaking, for the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Now it's time to get out your little dancers (or matchbooks or whatever) while we look at a couple of things that are a bit more involved.

The rugs roll up when company's coming and it is time to sweep out the cottage, or for easy storage when the sandy season is over.