Sentence examples for given some time out from inspiring English sources

One IRB member said: " Sometimes we are really not in a position to offer justice [to reviews]…….we have no…..special discount somewhere that we can be given some time out from our heavy academic loads so that we can develop ourselves as [IRB] members and we can contribute in a productive sense…we have to face this…it is all up to us.

CNN reported that Ricardel was given some time to clear out her things and was still in her office on Tuesday.

Give yourself short breaks to take some time out from the emotional depths that the dying process brings.

She might consider having friends and relatives as father substitutes to share some of the delights of life with Violet and Xavier and to give her some time out.

All senior students at the secondary school – which was also attended by a young Lleyton Hewitt – were given time out from class to watch the final on Wednesday morning, and judging from photos shared on social media, many took the opportunity.

When he's really bad, I give him "time out" in his room.

Mom, the babysitter gave me time out for no reason!

Like cranky toddlers, the bears were given "time outs" after some fights but were always reintroduced.

If it continues, give them a time out and a strict warning.

Tell them never to spank her, but to give her a time out instead.

Henry, 34, will spend the next six-and-a-half weeks with Arsenal and is set to be part of the squad again at Swansea on Sunday, when Van Persie is due to return to action having been given some extra time off as he sat out the cup tie.