Sentence examples for time out to join from inspiring English sources

Finetown, 3 July 2008… Celebrity advocates Shaun Bartlett, the Kaiser Chiefs Striker and Pitso Mosimane, Deputy Coach of Bafana Bafana, took time out to join UNICEF in hosting a delegation from Soccerex on a visit to a Finetown school community where UNICEF's sports for development initiative is alive and kicking.

South African football stars join UNICEF and Soccerex delegation on field visit with young children in Finetown 3 July 2008 - Celebrity advocates Shaun Bartlett and Pitso Mosimane took time out to join UNICEF in hosting a delegation from Soccerex on a visit to a Finetown school community where UNICEF's sports for development initiative is alive and kicking.

He went to graduate school at Harvard, but then dropped out to join the C.I.A. full time.

He wasn't out to join Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.

This worked fairly well at the start, although the left-back Curtis Good was isolated at times when Wayne Routledge moved out to join Nathan Dyer on the right-hand side.

[C2.] Time Out to Add to the Fold The Time Out Group plans to introduce a magazine for Chicago next fall, joining its titles in London and New York.

Ms. Starr jumped out to join him.

Kaufman said some baby goats born last week are ready to go, but she wasn't sure how many animals she would bring Saturday because two does were ready to give birth and their kids could be out in time to join the party.

Yet the president's legal adviser, Abdullahi Farah Qaarey, who picked up a smoking habit while living in Sweden, can puff on a cigarette in the back of the crowd -- an indulgence frowned on under Islam -- but snuff it out in time to join in at the end.

And they hear that when Storm Desmond flooded Carlisle, the farmers saddled up and took their tractors into the city to help out there too – time for Adam to join a convoy!

Vest noted that now is a momentous time to join MIT, pointing out the exciting new age of science and technology, the award-winning faculty, and most importantly, the quality of the students.