Sentence examples for time out though from inspiring English sources

It was blurbed by Time Out, though, who called it an "engrossing debut".

This time out, though, after players were sold in the summer, results have waned.

This time out, though, the filmmakers behind "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit" may have chosen the right subject but the wrong villain.

This time out, though, there is one huge difference: in Mr. Mortensen's movie, shot in and around Buenos Aires, he speaks nothing but Spanish, and in Ms. Scott Thomas's film, set in the suburbs of an unnamed city in France, she speaks only French.

This last time out, though, guys looked like guys, specifically the kind who might have turned up in a Snoop Doggy Dogg video, and you left the Versace show wondering why the designer chose this particular moment to plunder from hip-hop's scrapbook, one the fashion world has hardly underutilized.

macOS/watchOS/tvOS: All three operating systems are expected to get big refreshes this time out, though again, details are pretty scant here.

As normal time ran out, though, an attacking Cardiff line-out saw the Blues' props drive into the heart of Sale, and Jamie Roberts' inside ball was taken by Richard Mustoe for a try out wide, which finally took the wind out of Sale.

With time running out, though, Jordan got a breakaway that could have won the game, so Smith practically tackled him to stop him.

When it comes time to cash out, though, the two kinds of stock receive different tax treatments: Stocks may be treated as long-term capital gains, which are generally taxed at 15%, whereas restricted stock units may be taxed at ordinary income rates, which can exceed 39% at the federal level, not to mention applicable state taxes.

There's not really a lot new to announce on the software front this time out, however, though the company's done a good job rolling out updates to handsets after release.

I took a time out, even though I had to do work, and function normally.