Sentence examples for given a timeout from inspiring English sources

For now, a five-game suspension in a 162-game season feels a bit like Guillen has been given a timeout.

The two have always been close — as children they would hold hands through the bars of the crib when one or the other was given a timeout — and so it was fitting that they came out to each other in an emotional conversation during their sophomore year at the University of Portland.

In 2008, when a dispatcher in Shrewsbury, Mass., heard a child screaming in the background, the responding officer reported that an "8-year-old child was given a timeout and called 911".

To increase the possibility of finding a path to the destination, RREQs are given a timeout value so that another RREQ can be sent to another neighbor when the old one times out.

Just think about it as if you took a cookie from the jar five years ago and now you are being given a timeout for the behavior.

Donovan joked that agents were going to wait until the toddler learned to talk to question him about the incident, but says the boy instead was given a "timeout" and was returned to his parents.

After Connecticut forward Gavin Edwards blocked Scoop Jardine's layup with the score 65-65 last month against Syracuse, a referee waved off the play and gave a timeout to the Orange with 36.6 seconds left, even though the Huskies had already rebounded the ball.

[Show Yahoo Mail giving a timeout error, then switch to a GMAIL email with broken images].

In 2009, the Cleveland Browns were given a fourth timeout when the referee failed to record a timeout taken earlier in the second half.

After a quick massage she is given a medical timeout, during which the top of her left leg is completely strapped up, to the extent that it resembles a comic-book Mummy.

"Sometimes we have to give them a timeout if they don't listen to the lifeguard.