Sentence examples for time out in terms from inspiring English sources

"Since this was our first time out in terms of writing something, we wanted to tell a simple, good story that people could relate to," said Steven Martini, who plays Tony Remi, a struggling actor, the happy-go-lucky younger brother who can't help falling in love.

And we have a franchise that didn't remotely peak the first time out in terms of opening weekend and final box office potential.

"And when you think back on the way football has changed over the last 22 years, he has probably been the most influential player in that time out of England in terms of transforming football.

"But at some point in time — and not that far out, in terms of horizon — you've got to actually win".

"Every sub-group had its own producer, who costed everything out in terms of development time.

They just have to be well thought out in terms of optimizing both time and home and progress at work.

The Resolution Foundation said all workers who find themselves without a permanent, full-time role lose out in terms of wages, but people hired on zero-hours contracts suffer the biggest financial punishment.

The profile of BBC iPlayer users is evening out over time in terms of male/female ratio, but remains strongly under-55 in terms of age, which is younger than the typical TV viewer or radio listener's profile.

"Taking time out was difficult in the short-term, but in the long-term it could help extend his career.

One challenge of children in this age group is that they often have the lowest priority at meal time and therefore miss out in terms of getting required nutrients [ 7].

So mostly my concern is figuring out the time constraints in terms of my family.