Sentence examples for former time out from inspiring English sources
The former Time Out film critic David Pirie's murder story, set in 1994 and the present day, is told through the eyes of three characters, the point of view changing in each episode.
Having been repelled by the loud sexism of some of the Morning Star's senior staff, Campbell worked first for the London magazine Time Out, and then City Limits, the co-operatively run challenger founded by former Time Out staff after that magazine was forced to abandon its collective model of working.
As the transfer window hurtles towards its final week, however, the former Blackburn Rovers manager took time out to discuss the nature of winter business.
The former KGB bodyguard had taken time out from political campaigning to talk about the killing of Alexander Litvinenko, almost five years on.
Some stations will place "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" in Ms. Winfrey's former time slot, while others may try out Ms. O'Donnell.
Right before Christmas, former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani called for "a time out," he said, because "none of the designs won the hearts and minds of the people".
And Mr. Bergman interviews an impressive roster of Plame-case players to comment on how events played out: Joseph Wilson, the former Time Inc. chief Norman Pearlstine and key executives and journalists at The Washington Post and The New York Times.
In between making jibes at Khalifa's former wife he also took the time out to credit his trousers, tweeting, "I went to look at your twitter and you were wearing cool pants" followed by, "I screen grabbed those pants and sent it to my style team #Wizwearscoolpants".
Despite dogging Tony Blair's footsteps for a month this spring, critics argue, the former Times editor failed to find out much about goings-on at Downing Street during a crucial episode in the nation's history.
Along with the researcher Rob Liguori and the former Times reporter Adam Clymer, Ms. Baker reached out to journalists, political operatives and others from the era, looking for clues.
