Sentence examples for time out at from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow at 1 30 p.m., "Literary and Artistic Garrets of Greenwich Village," meeting at the northwest corner of Sixth Avenue and Tenth Street in front of the Jefferson Market branch of the New York Public Library, fee: $15; at 7 30 p.m., "Summer Nights, Lights and Delights: Time Out at Times Square," meeting at the 43rd Street Recruiting Station between Seventh Avenue and Broadway.

"That first time out at Wimbledon last year was really scary".

First time out at four we weren't necessarily expecting him to win, especially not with such considerable ease.

As for myself, I've been recovering from what was a poor race last time out at Indianapolis.

If this was a game played in annual turns, the umpire would probably call some kind of time out at Christmas.

The world champion, a winner last time out at the British Grand Prix, picked up where he left off ending the morning on top of the timesheets with a fastest lap of one minute 25.141 seconds.

Ohio State takes over with no time outs at its own 35 yard line with 36 seconds left.

Like some Swiss timekeeper, Federer's victory timed out at 26, 26, and 25 minutes for the three sets.

I tried to do Leadville [a 100-mile trail race] one year and I got timed out at halfway.

I've met Cass a couple of times out at this surf shop in Venice Beach called Mollusk.

He held serve with two dramatic forehands into opposite corners in the longest game of the match thus far, timed out at more than six minutes.