Sentence examples for spends more time out from inspiring English sources

Whether Gerrard now spends more time out of the starting line-up remains to be seen, but here Rodgers could at least point to the three points his side secured.

Kino spent more time out on the road than at home in Tokyo.

Nonetheless, a weekend trip to Montauk left them yearning for a way to spend more time out on the water.

The Evening Standard reported that the Mayor intended to "spend more time out on the beat with cops, visiting crime hotspots and talking to victims".

The construction along Second Avenue has opened up a new corridor of opportunity — especially for younger people who may spend more time out with friends and less time at home worrying about the truck labeled "explosives" parked on the corner.

"After six months, it got to the point that I was out here spending more time out in the driveway telling people I wasn't selling them than I was making them," Mr. Grodski said.

These differences are related to feeding: cows that produce organic milk generally spend more time out to pasture (or consume more pasture-derived feeds like grasses and clover), while cows that produce regular milk eat corn.

And the effect of that will be to allow them to spend more time out doing the sort of neighbourhood policing that the public really wants, that's what they really value.

Soften the blow by spending more time out with your other friends.

"I spent more time out of class than in class".

I definitely plan to spend more time out of my seat and on my feet.