Sentence examples for take a timeout for from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult to take a timeout for two years.

But the National Hockey League is back for a long, hard regular-season campaign that will take a timeout for the Winter Olympics and conclude in mid-April.

Labor negotiations offer none of that for a fan looking to take a timeout from the rest of his life.

Rodriguez said that missing five weeks for hip surgery was a blessing because it allowed him to "take a timeout from all the white noise" he had created.

After he lost the election for prime minister on Feb. 6, Mr. Barak unexpectedly announced on election night that he was going to take a timeout from politics.

Gillette "Tiger said, I want to take a timeout from golf and I want to take a timeout from being in the public eye.

As a result, federal agents should take a "timeout" from Def Con this year.

"In such a situation, Israel will take a timeout and prepare for a unilateral separation," Mr. Barak said in a statement, "while leaving the door ajar to a continuation of the process when the Palestinians are ready for it".

The paper from Harvard, the institution to which others look to set a tone, calls for students to take a timeout literally and figuratively, for a year, a summer or just an evening, not to add to their credentials but "to develop into a complete human being".

To take a timeout, express your empathy for the other person and offer them the choice.

But thanks to a bit of botched clock management at the end of the first half — Brady scrambled with seconds ticking away and then waited too long to take a timeout — the Patriots had to settle for a field goal that gave them a 6-point lead at halftime.