Sentence examples for get enough time out from inspiring English sources

Two male participants noted the physical demands of their employment as a barrier to exercise (I.14,17), while some female participants felt unable to get enough time out of the house (I.2): I try to go for walks but it's hard to find time as I have so many grand-children and women in our community don't get out of the house that much.

One example is Delta airlines deciding to engage in real-time marketing during the World Cup, but it did not get enough time to plan out its move.

Did Sherwood get enough time?

"We've not got enough time to set out a new style of play.

Have we got enough time to figure it out?

Who has got enough time to stop and check out something that is four minutes long," said Cohen.

The brain must be given sufficient rest so that it gets enough time and space to sort out and reorganize all the thoughts and ideas it is carrying.

He's got enough time already.

"It's about packaging it all up to make sure they get enough out of their time".

I never have enough time to get out jam pans and thermometers and boil pots for hours making batches and batches of jams.

It's carried down there in a cage, by someone who figures they'll have enough time to get out once it's dead.