Sentence examples for time out would be from inspiring English sources

"We believe that any further time out would be coercive".

He added, "Maybe a little time out would be helpful".

Faint hopes that listings magazine Time Out would be favourable were dashed when it tweeted: "Due to technical glitches our 'Viva Forever' review has failed to go live.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: Both of those, plus the lack of constant time outs, the way the clock keeps running even when you'd think a time out would be logical… But "Americans" are a big group.

And NME aims to circulate 300,000 copies to a mostly student audience something Mulrenen posits is a reflection that any fewer than Time Out would be perceived by advertisers as lacking sufficient scale.

Also, if the people in stock photos were real, Time Out would be bigger than the Mail.

The low egg counts of ewes was particularly surprising for Farms B and N on Gotland, where they were not de-wormed during the housing period, and thus a peri-parturient rise in faecal egg counts around the time of turn-out would be expected.

If there's one or more other children playing in the same room as the child in the time out, it would be a good idea to put the child in the time out in another room or somehow separate them.

In general, we always look forward to taking that journey through life with Dylan, but who knew that this time out, we'd be taking a little detour to Carmine Street to hear some road yarns over demitasse.

"For extroverts who already spend a large portion of their day engaged in introverted roles and having to act out of character, I would expect that seeking out time alone would be an additional strain," she says.

On nights out during this time, everyone would be raging – making out with one another, dancing with total abandon.