Sentence examples for time out stepping from inspiring English sources

In all, O'Brien has four of the nine entries, with Roderic O'Connor, eighth in the French Derby last time out, stepping in to replace Recital alongside Treasure Beach, the Epsom runner-up, Seville and Memphis Tennessee.

Like a lot of families, we rely on the time-out step (we don't call it the naughty step) when things get overheated.

The problem with being a grown-up is that you don't have anyone to take you to the time-out step when you start acting like an idiot.

Mr. Teeter argued that Mr. Gore's frequent attacks on Mr. Bush ran the risk "of looking like the guy who is out of his time," out of step with an optimistic country.

As Reyes did his usual jitterbug to try to unnerve pitcher Daniel Cabrera, Delgado called time out and stepped out of the batter's box.

"I could have played on, but they are being cautious after a long time out - it is about stepping up slowly," he continued.

If distress and poor communication interfere with the technique, call a time out and go to Step 1 or discontinue the dialogue and begin again at another time.

And we got a lot of heat at the time for stepping out of that traditional defense role".

This may be a painful time, but stepping out of other folks' shadows is an important part of every career trajectory.

It's a world that you can step into at any time while stepping out of whatever dank bathroom or boring lineup you happen to be in.

On Wednesday, he was having a hard time stepping out of character.