Sentence examples for timeout that from inspiring English sources

One stretch of four misses in a row in the third quarter prompted D'Antoni to call a timeout that began with an outburst at his players.

Steve Spurrier bobbed up and down on the Washington sideline, calling for a timeout that would probably determine the fate of the Redskins' season.

It was the quiet, I quickly realized, of the chiusura, the afternoon timeout that is so restorative a fixture of the Italian workday.

Coach Jason Garrett added a bit of that to the Cowboys' mix when he called a timeout that iced his own kicker and cost Dallas a loss to Arizona, a decision Garrett actually defended afterward.

In the timeout that followed, Coach Phil Jackson tried to give Artest — who was 1 for 8 at that point — a quick primer on good shots versus bad shots.

When the announcer uttered the phrase, "Michigan is out of timeouts," Wolverines fans must have joined together in a collective cringe, recalling the last time the school was in the Final Four, when Chris Webber called for a timeout that didn't exist.

This has not been the most aesthetically pleasing season in college basketball, with the curse of the No. 1 ranking, a dearth of offense and a plague of timeouts that delay the end of games.

Google's market share in mainland China has plunged to about 17 percent from 35.6 percent, according to Analysys International, an Internet consulting firm specializing in China, as users have wearied of blocked Web sites and timeouts that can bar them from conducting new searches for more than a minute.

Practical failure detectors must employ dynamic timeouts that are adaptive in the sense that they are reconfigured according to changing network conditions and application requirements.

They became, in effect, timeouts that no one had to call.

Stringer said other players told her during timeouts that Sutton-Brown was demanding the ball.