Sentence examples for is taking time out from inspiring English sources

5.16pm: Martin Belam is taking time out from the blog to demo his own hack - a way to read long-form articles in a more readable format.

"While that little incident with the clock looks like it affected us, I don't think we can blame it," said Wilson, who is taking time out from his coaching duties with the Institute of Golf to shepherd Ko this week.

Topp, who told MPs that Chappell had threatened to kill him after he accused the entrepreneur of theft from the company, says he is taking time out before looking for a new job.

At the Counting House, meanwhile, Nat Luurtsema is taking time out from her sketch troupe Jigsaw to talk about her breakup from standup – and fellow member of Jigsaw – Tom Craine.

Tommy Coyle is taking time out from his preparation for his upcoming fight against Michael Katsidis, for instance, to box [an exhibition] against Curtis Woodhouse in Hull next Sunday.

Jane Johnson is taking time out from organising national training for the Domino's pizza chain and takes the lead on youth involvement; and Swift's husband Morris runs Loughborough's thriving canal festival with her.

Production company talkback Thames said she was taking time out on the advice of a doctor.

Dave Rowntree looks like he's taking time out from legal work to drum with his old schoolmates (funny that...)...

MIAMI — Mera Rubell was taking time out from greeting the hundreds of visitors at her family's sprawling contemporary art center here to vent.

The IPA's flourish is doomed: Abbott will not be taking time out from righting his listing ship to reattach the barnacle that is 18C.

When she was reached by phone last week, Ms. Harris was taking time out for a series of seven staged readings of Lillian Hellman's "Autumn Garden" in Los Angeles.