Sentence examples for had some time out from inspiring English sources

Having had some time out from the game for certain operations helps you come to terms with it so you can't just wrap yourself in cotton wool in the lead-up to a big tournament like this.

"I've had a new coach, I had some time out over the summer, and have only been able to train properly these last few months.

I had some time out to move house and have a little one, so this was the first project finished in the new studio.

"He will have some time out now.

Kiwanuka thought he should perhaps have some time out, or even quit music as a profession altogether.

"I wanted to have some time out and then look forward to the next challenge.

Whether it's hand-me-down clothes, useful equipment, solicited advice, a cooked meal during a frantic time, or the offer of some babysitting so that the overwhelmed mother and/or father can have some time out... there are so many vital ways a community of friends and relations can be involved (to a certain degree) in the raising of a child.

I'm a PAA teacher now, which means I go into other teachers' classes while they can have some time out planning and creating lessons.

If you also have some time out of the office at the same time (for example, a business trip), you may not have the capacity to take on extra tasks.

"You are going to have to have some time out to do something else," she says, adding that you can learn a lot about someone from their extracurricular activities, including their ability to commit to something.

I was tired of it, I had a few injuries and I just wanted to get away from it and have some time out.