Sentence examples for timeout is from inspiring English sources

But the timeout is unenforceable.

If a call is reversed, the timeout is restored.

"And timeout is a way to express that it is not business as usual".

Sophie's bemused (but not necessarily bested) facial expression during the special purgatory that is "timeout" is priceless.

Why not just take the delay, you have to think that timeout is way more valuable than than five yards.

At those distances when a timeout is called, the probability of the kicker making the attempt drops about 10percentt.

But a "timeout" is also a terrible thing to waste, and as I look at the world today I wonder if that's exactly what we've just done.

"This timeout is tantamount to the sacrifice of the peace process for the sake of the prime minister's political future," said Taleb el-Asana, an Israeli-Arab lawmaker.

A timeout is called so here's an email re rugby v NFL: "In response to Gary: No Rugby player could ever make that forward pass.

Slapping a water company's name on a 30-second report from Solomon Wilcots and a shot of Martelli during a timeout is not what anyone would call an "enhancement".

He said he thought a timeout was called.