Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne could do the polar bear — and his subordinate — a favor by ordering a timeout and halting the lease sales for at least a year.
Tech stopped the clock once by calling a timeout and prevented State from gaining another first down.
Trailing by 11-6, the Wizards called a timeout and came back on the floor with an 18-0 run.
First, with 2 minutes 56 seconds remaining, the Nets, trailing by 86-84, came out of a timeout and wasted 14 seconds in earning a shot-clock violation.
Butler player Willie Veasley explained Butler's 2010 Final Four run by saying, "When those big runs [by Syracuse and Kansas State] came, Coach called a timeout and said a few calm words.
A couple of minutes earlier, Bryant had walked away from the huddle during a timeout and sat by himself near midcourt on the padded part of the scorer's table.
That sent the 10,000 fans into a frenzy, deflated momentarily by a television timeout, and when the Nets returned, they could not take advantage of the fleeting momentum Martin provided.
It remained unclear what Mr. Barak meant by a "timeout," what would bring it to an end, and why he had pinned his formal announcement to the unsurprising end of the Arab meeting.
"Emotional modulation and regulation occurs with development of the prefrontal cortex, the part of the brain which doesn't fully develop until adolescence". This means putting a child by themselves in a timeout situation and telling them to think about what they've done is generally a waste of time.
The Rams might have tipped off their intentions on the field goal by calling a timeout just before the play, and Fassel said the possibility of a fake was discussed on the sideline, but the chicanery worked.
