Sentence examples for would take time out from inspiring English sources

He would take time out to be with me".

Unlike Daredevil, which would take time out from following Wilson Fisk to concentrate on Stick and other characters, Jessica Jones is focused almost solely on Jessica and Kilgrave.

I would be willing to bet that Mr. Rose, if he would take time out from his obsession, could find "quotations" from Mendelssohn and Meyerbeer in the works of dozens of composers.

Mr Farage said there would be a Ukip election in the summer, and that he would take time out from politics to consider whether or not he would put himself forward as a candidate - leaving the door open for a possible return.

With the sport dropped from the programme for Glasgow 2014, Williamson, who teaches in Stafford,- revealed after London 2012 that she would take time out from competitive archery before deciding whether to commit to the Rio 2016 Olympic campaign.

I promised myself that when I was 50 I would take time out and do something just for me.

"Do you think I'd take time out of my life to research what the hell you like?" Mr. Bush asked Mr. Matthews.

They were hard workers and wouldn't take time out for illness or even to take medicine for their high blood pressure or diabetes.

Testifying before Congress yesterday, Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, suggested that the Fed would soon take time out from steadily raising its benchmark short-term interest rate to weigh the impact of its two-year money-tightening campaign.

"Now, ordinarily, I wouldn't take time out from the important work at hand to answer Murrow, However, in this case, I feel justified in doing so because Murrow is a symbol, the leader and the cleverest of the jackal pack which is always at the throat of anyone who dares to expose individual Communists and traitors".

Kitty Mohan, co-chair of the junior doctor committee: "These changes would penalise those who take time out to start a family, or work part time.