Sentence examples for time out to move from inspiring English sources

I had some time out to move house and have a little one, so this was the first project finished in the new studio.

Act 2 takes time out to move to the tombs of Egypt to check out footprints of 3,500 years ago, to discover a mummy who hasn't had a thing to eat in three millenniums, and to have one actor mention Cairo, so that the other can shoot back: "practor".

The organisation has now said that "time is running out" to move an osprey nest, describing DF Concerts' approach as "appearing poorly organised and unprofessional".

I was going to South Africa with three friends and I planned to switch off and take time out to evaluate my next move.

Time Out moved to Shaftesbury Avenue a couple of years ago and its old block on Tottenham Court Road was knocked down this summer.

In December, Time Out moved to cut about 10% of its global workforce, 40 of 400, as part of a strategic refocus on digital operations.

Menchov's ride propelled him into the pink jersey, while Leipheimer narrowly missed taking enough time out of Di Luca to move past him in the general classification.

"The problem is, they are running out of time effectively to move their core business into a profitable situation," Ms. Cross said.

By the time plans to move out of my childhood bedroom (to England, no less) came to fruition, longing for my own flat had reached fever pitch.

After all, former governors of New Jersey, Democratic or Republican, seem to land on their feet when the time comes to move out of Drumthwacket.

Razzie winners usually are announced the night before the Oscars, but organizers this time decided to move out of Hollywood's busy awards season and do their show on April Fool's Day.