Sentence examples for some time out for from inspiring English sources

The group leader for Protein Chemistry, Bill Wright, planned some time out for telephone interviews.

"I've not spoken to anyone at the moment, I'm just taking some time out for now, but I would love to get back into management at some point".

I did take some time out for my university years, but I started as a kid, listening beside my mother.

With filming continuing in Belfast, Harington apparently took some time out for a well-earned beer in a local bar on Wednesday night: Was nice to see #kitharington (Jon Snow) in my local @CrownBarBelfast tonight.

"I just want to take some time out for myself," said Blunt in an interview with The Daily Mail.

While we did take some time out for turkey, we like to think that Hot Property and the celebrity housing market never rest.

Perhaps Osborne should take some time out from his campaign for the Conservative leadership election in 2015 and focus on his day job?

As dolphins are mammals and breathe air, they can survive for some time out of the water.

By 4 a.m. the patient had been gone for some time, out of the building but not out of my mind.

"Conger eels are capable of surviving for some time out of water and amazingly it appears to have made a full recovery".

And thank you, for taking some time out of your busy life to read it".