Sentence examples for recall time out from inspiring English sources

The practices of a community that extend for longer than anyone at a particular time can recall ("time out of mind") imply and reinforce that community's recognition and sense that such practices are reasonable and ought to be followed.

Mr. Cerasulo, who is new to the sport, recalled his first time out, in November: a group of friends met him at the beach, gave him a board and said, "See you later," he recalled, laughing.

Karen Rodríguez Lara, a 16-year-old from the area, recalls times when she was out with her little brother and had to cower in shops to avoid the gunfire exploding around them.

TERA also outperformed jPrIME-DLTRS, although the accuracy of the latter may have been limited by the available run time (recall that a time out of 10 h per each data set was given).

He got choked up recalling fun times out with the lads.

Recalls the time he started out travelling with Romney Brent and remembers the day that Brent and he went out to buy a pair of patent leather shoes, and how man wanted to throw in a violin case.

"Her antics were renowned," said Mr. Baldwin, recalling a time she stuck out her tongue at someone during a Town Council meeting.

Tom recalls the time he hung out with the Rat Pack star.

I can recall another time we rode out together.

Many in the cosmetics and fragrance industry cannot recall a time when giving out free samples was not commonly practiced.

Sale, bitterly disappointed after drawing with Newcastle last time out, have recalled the fast-improving Josh Beaumont at No 8, picked Nev Edwards on the wing and turned to the veteran Irish scrum-half Peter Stringer ahead of the Scottish No 9 Chris Cusiter.