Sentence examples for want time out from inspiring English sources

But sci-fi continues on much as it ever has, producing various escapist fantasies for readers who want time out from reality.

"From a young age he's had a lot of media pressure, he has a super-famous partner, if he wants time out he should have time out.

Collins, the 2011 World Championship bronze medallist, said he had wanted time out to help him focus on the 100m.

Once you have gotten rid of all the clothes you no longer need or want, time to sort out your closet to make room for clothes you DO want.

The Ted franchise is perhaps unstoppable if MacFarlane sets his sights a bit lower, finds a way to streamline the plot mechanics and just give moviegoers what they never knew they wanted: time hanging out with a foul-mouthed anthropomorphised soft toy.

If you want more time out on the field and less time on the bench, then you'd better make a good relationship with your manager/coach.

She tells us that "women and men alike wanted time to find out who they were".

Women and men alike wanted time to find out who they were.

Richard Neal (D-Mass)., the chairman of the tax committee, has said he wants time "to lay out a case" for the move and that staffers drafting the request are doing it "methodically" and need time.

It seems that people who curse the U.S. still want to take time out from politics for a Coke.

It seems that people who curse the U.S. and condemn it to eternal damnation still want to take time out from politics for the pause that refreshes.