Sentence examples for much needed time to from inspiring English sources

"Given the events of the past couple of years, Ariana is going to take some much needed time to heal and mend," the singer-songwriter's camp told People on Monday.

My fiancé and I carved out some much needed time to put work and school and all else aside and hit the road for a couple of nights away.

I wondered quietly, well, almost quietly, during the presidential campaign how Sarah, the woman presented to the world as a devoted mother of five, pro-life Christian found time to devote the much needed time to her special-needs infant.

The 45‑year‑old, who is to retain Wayne Rooney as his captain, will also oversee the games against Scotland and Spain next month, giving the Football Association much-needed time to identify and secure a long-term appointment ahead of the resumption of the qualifying campaign in March.

Touted by Republicans as a new comp time initiative that will give hourly-paid workers the flexibility to meet family responsibilities, it is neither new nor about giving these workers much needed time off to care for their families.

In the meantime, he is using the much needed time off to catch up on reading, writing, and watching movies.

She recently graduated with her Masters from Vanderbilt University, and is looking to take some much needed time off from the academy to refresh.

I am now taking time off to heal and to rest and to spend much needed time with my kids," she said in a statement through ACLJ.

"We're not expecting too much too early - he needs time to adapt.

The disruption may have been too much and the bulb might need time to recuperate.

Not only will this give you that much-needed time to talk about yourself, but you can also talk about why you feel you need to be quieter, and whether you demand other people's attention.