Sentence examples for timeout magazine from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile the London production is booking -- according to the city's TimeOut magazine -- "until doomsday".

(Critics have yet to review the show, but Mr. Hirst, in his way, has, telling Timeout magazine: "I think it is pointless. Most of the the work has been shown two or three times already").

My personal favorite is Timeout magazine's elaborate web site with updates and buzz from around the world.

His work has been featured in magazines and newspapers, including the New York Times, Variety, New York Magazine, Teen Vogue, TimeOut, and the Herald Tribune.

As for magazines, she has taken a "timeout" from looking at them.

The operant chambers were provided (on a same wall) with two nose-poking holes, two chamber lights (placed over each nose-poking hole), two feeder devices, and two food-magazines (each with a magazine light, signalling the length of the timeout, TO) where precision pellets (45 mg, F06555, Bio-Serv, Frenchtown, NJ, USA) were delivered.

Following food delivery, the corresponding magazine light was turned on for 15 s (timeout, TO), during which additional nose-poking was recorded but was without scheduled consequences (i.e., inadequate).

She has also been an editor at Parenting magazine and has written stories on health, parenting and travel for media like TimeOut New York Kids, The New York Times "Motherlode" blog, Fit Pregnancy, Family Circle, Brides and many others.

At one timeout in the first half, Alford lit into forward Hugh Greenwood, the Australian heartbreaker named by Cosmopolitan magazine as one of the hottest players to watch this March.

During and following food delivery, the corresponding magazine light was turned on for 6 s to signal the length of the timeout (TO), during which additional hand-poking was recorded but was without any scheduled consequences (i.e., inadequate).

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