Sentence examples for but time out from inspiring English sources

But time out for a second to meet the locals.

But time out was then, and is still, a luxury mostly afforded to those young people who are in little haste to enter the job market and support themselves, and who don't fear the mounting expenses of college.

It is ironic, but time out here is also precious.

Reid began his career at Plymouth but spent time out on loan at a number of clubs before joining Rotherham.

He describes himself as a 'high-energy family man' but took time out from his busy day to speak to us about the RFMD view of III-Vs.

The band is, as ever, terrific, but this time out, the arrangements are much more layered, much more significant.

The deal was nearly worked out, but time ran out on the Clinton administration.

"But during my time out with the knee injury, I had nightmares about it.

The governor was less overtly political this time out, but he was political just the same.

The moving parts are different each time out, but the product is reliably the same.

She managed to be close last time out but that was a slow early pace.