They value taking a time out, whether that means counting to 10 and taking slow, deep breaths or simply telling their spouse, "Hey, can we revisit this in the morning?" "These couples know how to acknowledge and honor their emotions without getting overrun by them," Amy Kipp, a couples and family therapist in San Antonio, told HuffPost.
"He's just taking some time out - whether that's a day, a week or longer, we don't put a timescale on it," Sussex cricket manager Mark Robinson said.
He shrugged off Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak's "timeout" from the peace talks, saying "whether time out or time in, I don't see the difference".
Hi, Carolyn: Before we got engaged five years ago, my husband took some time out to decide whether we were a long-term prospect.
Although to be fair, Spectre could outright flop and the 007 franchise would still be a huge get in this era of maximum franchise holdings, especially as franchise has the ability to basically start from scratch each time out regardless of whether or not the same lead actor sticks around for one last ride.
Speaking to Time Out, Streep is asked whether or not she is a feminist - a question more and more women are asked of late - but she says she identifies as something else.
"Franchise mustn't become a dirty word," Radcliffe told Time Out London when asked whether he'd do another blockbuster series like "Potter".
When asked in a 2013 Time Out New York magazine interview whether he would act again if a suitable film project came his way, Wilder responded, "I'm tired of watching the bombing, shooting, killing, swearing and 3-D.
Going on a date with a complete stranger often requires both parties to navigate a minefield of topics and, by the end of what is usually a terrible time, figure out whether or not they have anything in common.
You have a hard time working out whether or not someone is joking.
Occasionally, she would lean in and ask the judge whether Tommy could have a little time out, or whether an ambiguous question could be re-worded.
