Sentence examples for when time out from inspiring English sources

When Time Out debuted its Global City Index of the world's "most fun cities" in 2016, Sydney ranked in a miserable third-last place, while sparring-partner Melbourne landed in second place (just behind Chicago), a sobering defeat for proud Sydneysiders.

In 1997, when Time Out New York needed a dedicated editor for food and restaurants, Mr. Rapoport got that job, then moved to GQ in 2000.

When Time Out compiled a list of "100 songs that changed history" late in 2011, Irhal was at No 3, just behind Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas?

When Time Out New York made its debut in 1995, few in the media business thought a paid weekly calendar of oh-so-current events could make its way in a city awash with publications offering entertainment listings, many of them free.

The Jim Gaffigan Show In a new episode, Jeannie (Ashley Williams) is happy for Jim Jim Gaffigann) when Time Out New York magazine hails him as a "Superdad" in a glowing cover story.

The downside of pictures engaged with social issues is readily apparent, as when "Time Out of Mind" star Richard Gere recently said the filmmaking team was well aware of not wanting to make the "movie of the week version" of their story.

Knowing when to do these things requires him to be aware of both his coach's plan and the circumstances of the game (especially late in the game when time outs and other stalling tactics are common).

When time-outs occur consecutively, i.e., the missing ACK is not received before the second RTO expires, this is taken to be evidence of a route loss.

The process was terminated when the subjects earned 50 rewards during a 30 min session or when timed out [ 6, 7].

When time ran out, the Knicks had lost.

When time runs out, ceiling lights gradually brighten, an awakening prompt meant to mimic dawn.