Sentence examples for time out moved from inspiring English sources

Time Out moved to Shaftesbury Avenue a couple of years ago and its old block on Tottenham Court Road was knocked down this summer.

In December, Time Out moved to cut about 10% of its global workforce, 40 of 400, as part of a strategic refocus on digital operations.

Young animals spend more time checking out moved objects, which researchers link to them having a better memory of their original position.

If you're heading north, it's a great place to take a time out before moving on.

Below, Joe takes some time out from moving preparations (the family just bought their first house together!) to tell us more of their story.

Yassa, which has since been featured in the Chicago Tribune, the Reader, Time Out, and on CNN, moved to 35th and King Drive in Bronzeville four years ago.

Often, teachers returning after a long time out move into independent schools because there are more similarities between these and international schools.

Rayburn fell ill during the stay, and, when it came time to move out, he was too sick to travel.

In a statement, the group said it was time "to move out on the specifics of when and how to implement a new policy of nondiscrimination".

But once again, the Giants have fallen short in the promised land, losing the Series for the third time since moving out in 1958.

Conscious of their image, many lenders have recently started telling real estate agents to be more lenient to renters who happen to live in a foreclosed home and give them extra time to move out before changing the locks.