Sentence examples for taking extra time to from inspiring English sources

While taking extra time to spend with your child doesn't pay the bills, it enriches your life, and theirs.

The shuttle's commander, Lt. Col. Steven W. Lindsey, guided Atlantis in for the 230-mile-high docking a little late, taking extra time to line up the spacecraft as perfectly as possible.

Mr. Berger, 70, said he has planned taking extra time to reach the synagogue since Mr. Obama's election, when the route came under regular surveillance by Chicago police officers and Secret Service agents, who usually stop cars and pedestrians entering the area.

In just his fourth at-bat after he was activated, Justice reinjured his groin as he broke out of the batter's box; he went back on the disabled list July 2. Justice and the club's medical staff have been deliberate in his rehabilitation, taking extra time to make sure he is not hurt again.

Locally, I could not go anywhere without taking extra time to prepare myself.

I kiss his cheek and smooth his hair, taking extra time to coax the Superman swirl in the front to play by the rules.

Mr. Cook is more thoughtful and will take extra time to "minimize mistakes".

It gave provisional approval to the takeover in October and said it had since taken extra time to study objections to the deal in a complex inquiry.

It takes extra time to set up and use the system, but far less than it would take to clean up a thief's mess.

During the off-season he took extra time to rest his arm, then began a vigorous regimen to rebuild and recondition it.

They will also have to fend off any amendments, because any changes to the House bill will take extra time to reconcile and will prevent it from going directly to President Obama's desk.