Sentence examples for time out like from inspiring English sources

A desperation took hold of us all my stepfather, wielding a rolled-up copy of Time Out like a truncheon, began to suggest truly depraved activities.

Her glossily-shot initiation into carnality ("It looks," said Time Out, "like a softcore version of The Story of O commissioned by Vogue magazine") may sound dreadful now but was considered very chic in 1974 – the Cinquante Nuances de Gris of its day.

Bose didn't do a big announcement this time out, like it did with its new pairs of QuietComforts earlier in the year, instead opting for a soft unveiling, along with some in-person trials, which are running between now and the 15th at its Framingham, Massachusetts headquarters.

"An awful lot of cultures have institutionalized bingeing as a kind of time out like Mardi Gras or New Year's Eve, a culturally recognized period where a certain amount of acting out is acceptable," said Dwight Heath, emeritus professor of anthropology at Brown.

But when she acts out ― and she's not busy helping design her parents' clothing line for children or having her hair done by celebrity stylists ― she is still sentenced to time outs like regular kids.

"He said if he got a hit his first time out, he'd like to come out.

So whether you're an expert pumpkin sculptor, or this is your first time out, we'd like to see your lanterns.

@dothestrand Andrzej Zulawski's Possession … Isabelle Adjani's Cannes-winning performance was described by Time Out as like that of a rabies victim.

A day with a good old fashioned time out is like getting a new day in the middle of the day.

Dave Calhoun for Time Out London: "Like 'Hunger', 'Shame' is interested in the stark immediacy of one man's world and drawing us into that world without judgement or easy explanations..

While some teams have television broadcast contracts, they do not take television time-outs like the NHL.