Sentence examples for time out to do from inspiring English sources

He loves ocean sailing and actually takes time out to do it, placing second in last year's prestigious Newport-Bermuda race in the 42-foot sloop he and his wife own.

Regardless of how busy his schedule gets, he always takes time out, to do something out of his normal work routine.

We have been in permanent grind for a while, so taking time out to do a side project like that is a bit like taking a vacation".

After leaving ITV he took time out to do a short stint as volunteer teacher in two primary schools in Zanzibar to "get out of my comfort zone".

"In the midst of glowing reviews," Mr. Hanson laughed, "critics were taking time out to do a little number on how the campaign misrepresented the film.

When he took up drawing as a diversion, a girlfriend suggested he take time out to do an art course and he soon discovered his vocation as a sculptor.

"And you've got to discipline yourself to carve out time to do something else besides counterterrorism".

You'll want to carve out time to do the more important things (that may take longer) first before you run out of your more productive hours.

At first glance, it may seem irrelevant, even patronising, to suggest that we all take time out this week to do a kind deed for a refugee.

"It was knock-down, drag-out time trying to do everything we could do to have a fair and open hearing on that building," he said.

This time out, you decided to do an album of covers called, well, Covered.