Sentence examples for timeout now from inspiring English sources

Instead of waiting to be fouled so he could attempt the clinching free throws (Hamilton was a 78 percent shooter from the line), Hamilton called a timeout — now the most famous timeout since Michigan's Chris Webber called one that the team did not possess in the 1993 championship game.

"You notice I'm calling fewer and fewer timeouts now in the batter's box; it's because my eyes aren't drying out".

It is not easy to take a timeout right now.

Alex is in timeout right now.

* Dialer: In-call screen timeout default is now longer when using the speakerphone.

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This timeout, which has now been by upheld by both the Obama and Trump administrations, will protect our businesses, our jobs and our healthy economy.

Those gatherings will now take a timeout, too.

AND now, a Sunday timeout from the grim tales of mayhem and murder and misogyny, as we consider the possibility of a sickly sports world someday rehabilitating itself.

In a now widely discussed timeout in Game 6, with the huddle miked and the game on the line, Karl, for the benefit of his team, as a national television audience listened in, turned to Cassell and told him that he was the team leader and that he should take charge.

Under pressure from Mr. Arafat's failure to deliver a cease-fire and from more hawkish Israeli politicians, Mr. Barak has now declared a "timeout" from the peace talks and ordered his lieutenants to draw up plans for walling off Palestinian population centers militarily and economically.