Sentence examples for this timeout from from inspiring English sources

But the net result is that we could all look back one day and wish we had used this timeout from any global geopolitical contagion more wisely.

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

As a measure of how much opposition the proposal has drawn, consider this: the former mayoral candidates Mark Green and Fernando Ferrer are planning to take a timeout from the angry feud that has divided them since the 2001 Democratic mayoral primary, to argue together against the change at a debate tonight.

"This system could have evolved as a way of letting animals take a timeout from reproduction when times are harsh".

But he said a pause would lead to "a timeout from growth, a timeout from jobs and a timeout from good results".

"I needed a timeout from my busy life," she said.

As for magazines, she has taken a "timeout" from looking at them.

When the first Bond came out, that was my timeout from the world.

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

Sky islands: the phrase still has for me a fairyland ring, promising a timeout from reality.

A HEAD COACH IS ALLOWED to call a timeout from the sideline.