Sentence examples for taken a time from inspiring English sources
When I once told another 20-something gay I had gone to the Island a few summers ago to interview porn stars, he looked at me as if I had taken a time machine back to a 1970s Times Square porn theater.
When Martínez struck out Bernie Williams, Giambi and Posada on 12 pitches in the fifth, he could have taken a time machine to 1999.
"To take a quick decision under such pressure is very dangerous for the authorities, so they've taken a time out," he told the Guardian.
By that point the film has run out of steam, having mined various B-movie clichés (the kind in which prehistoric women wear eyeliner) and even taken a time out for a discourse on God.
Pick: Bengals Titans (2-4) at Bills (3-3) Sunday, 1 p.m. Line: Bills by 4.5 Considering the Bills allowed 182 yards rushing against a Cardinals team that is largely known for not being able to run, Chris Johnson, the Titans' running back, may suddenly believe he has taken a time machine back to 2009.
Who ever coined the notion that women should stay home, make babies, cook dinner, play the role of June Cleaver and of course let the husband be the breadwinner in this current day should have taken a time train into the future by some 50 odd years.
There might not seem to be much connection between a music startup and mobile ad tech, but Rodriguez said both startups have taken a time-consuming process and improved it by making it technologically- and algorithmically-driven.
"We need to take a time out".
"It's like taking a time machine".
It takes a time to find it.
