Sentence examples for have been taking time from inspiring English sources

"Over the last year we have been taking time and listening to what people think about the redesign," he told me, with "lots of interviews with users to understand what parts were working and what parts were not.

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Vital Techniques are producers who have been taking time out of their schedule to play on the park for free at UD since 2008.

By Davis Mulenga JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, 14 September 2007 – Sri Lankan cricketers Kumar Sangakkara, Jehan Mubarak and Upul Tharanga have been taking time off from their duties on the pitch in the ICC World Twenty20 championships to campaign for children's rights in the global fight against HIV and AIDS.

One officer hadn't been back to work since December 14th, and five others had been taking time off, because of emotional trauma.

I've only sailed once or twice since the Olympics as I've been taking time out to really appreciate what we've done.

She is talking to reporters and joking around more, not less, and she has been taking time to show good cheer on "Saturday Night Live" over the weekend and on "The Daily Show" on Monday.

Silver went to Gus Kenworthy, his childhood buddy in Utah, who revealed he planned to adopt a family of stray dogs that he had been taking time out from training to feed.

But lately he has been taking time to volunteer for Mitt Romney, a man he supports, well, because of a lot of little things, including — but not limited to — concerns about the national debt, Mr. Romney's experience as a businessman and the fact that Mr. Cunningham and Mr. Romney are both Mormons.

In a follow-up conversation, the company informed us that the challenge was related to having to update the millions of Flipboard users' Google Reader folders, and that it has been taking time for people's feeds to repopulate.

The move was made to help accommodate Jim Ross, who had been taking time off to deal with his recent Bell's palsy attack.