Sentence examples for is time out from inspiring English sources

There is time out for period decadence with the seductive Orlando (much later, when Laura is unhappily married, it will become full-blown high-society decadence and a two-year Orlando affair).

I hope and believe this is time out, not time over".

Part of the reason is "Time Out," the aptly named 1959 recording that stands with Miles Davis' "Kind of Blue," Charles Mingus Mingusus Ah Um and Ornette Colemann's "Shape of Jazz to Come" as a groundbreaking album during a pivotal year in the evolution of jazz.

Read, watch TV, see some movies (cinema or on the TV it really doesn't matter), this is time out from the usual 9 to 5 so make the most of it.

Ben Walters is Time Out London's cabaret editor.

Between the skirmishes there is time out of war around the camp fires, in primitive winter quarters, on visits to sympathetic farmers giving assistance to the Bushwhackers.

It's time out for worrying about fairy tale endings.

It is time-out from the ordinary.

The time we spend watching like this is time-out-of-time, and it restores to us the idea that really meaningful sports events are special -- not a part of everyday life, a mass-produced anodyne available whenever we want, but occasions that are actually a little bit rare.

It will probably be timed out by a statute of limitations before a verdict is reached.

The trial was timed-out as soon as participants responded (up to 4000 ms).