Sentence examples for time out of about from inspiring English sources

This time, out of about 50 test subjects, only three could say which photo was which.

My office is near Bath but I probably spend 90% of my time out and about.

I've been here for 8 years and have spent much of that time out and about, eating, drinking, smoking, dancing and instagramming.

Here Mr. Cantet — whose earlier features include "Human Resources" and "Time Out," two other dramas about systems of power — has done that rarest of things in movies about children: He has allowed them to talk.

Be honest and polite, at least about extended time out of the workforce, about a lack of confidence in previous references remembering you, or about out-of-town references.

Participants were asked questions about time and out-of-pockets expenses for themselves and their caregivers.

One level below the roof in a disused multistorey car park in south-east London, the resident Multi-Story Orchestra played an hour-long programme of Steve Reich twice, each time to a sold-out audience of about 750.

Kokko takes time out of her schedule to write about and lecture on general popular science and biology, in Finnish.

Write about someone from a different culture seeing the item for the first time out of context and speculating about what it is used for.

That compares with what most estimates suggest is a current break-out time of about three months.

"The fact that Trump would take time out of convention week to worry about a critic is evidence to me not only of how thin-skinned he is, but also of how misplaced his priorities are," Schwartz wrote.