Similar words: at the time of, from time to time, come out, come out of, time, in time, on time, at a time. Meaning: n. a pause from doing something (as work) time-out. n. a brief suspension of play.
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61. The time out my very first audition was for a movie call Because of Winn Dixie.
62. Two issues loom large over pet bereavement - people not being taken seriously, and the need to take time out to mourn.
63. Take time out to sleep properly, laze around, listen to music or have some form of leisure activity.
64. Yet he took time out from his packed schedule to receive us.
65. The next step is to take time out to actually love yourself.
66. How long does it take for a Work Unit to time out?
67. If you take time out to plan(sentencedict.com), you can easily mitigate the struggles and difficulties that arise.
68. How many times do software engineers actually take time out to prove a program is correct?
69. Because the office refrigerator is unowned by any individual, no one feels responsibility to take care of it, and certainly no one wants to take time out of his or her busy workday to do so.
70. Increase idle time out if too many connections are being destroyed and re-created.
71. But who would ever interrupt a key meeting to request time out for a lie-down, or even a "power nap"?
72. The old castle has stood here time out of mind.
73. If possible, determine what the previous function evaluation was and what caused it to time out.
74. Here in London, I always chat to a homeless person selling The Big Issue – it really doesn't take much to take some time out of your routine and just have a normal conversation.
75. A sedentary person, no matter how busy he is, should take time out for exercise.
76. Harry took time out from studying to go to a movie.
77. Busy people who take time out to relax and unwind are often less stressed than those who are just as busy, and do the exact same amount of work, but don't take any down time.
78. The industry employs proportionately quite young people and this too can have an impact on salaries as it clashes with those years when more women than men take time out to look after children.
79. Our team asked for time out to discuss a new plan.
80. Mr. Smith, can you take time out for the fair on Saturday?
80. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.
81. But I've been working on films back to back for the past few years and I need a break.I think I just need to take time out to get a bit more of my own life back.
82. Put aside your worries. Give them to the angels. take time out to play and laugh and love.
83. Our directors took time out from their own recession problems to wrestle with our worries.
84. Grannie, busy washing milkers for the dairy cows each morning, takes time out to open the milk tank, showing me the swirling gallons ready to be sent to the local dairy.
85. The Reds have endured a disappointing campaign so far after a second-place finish last time out.
86. ETS reserves in a part of the exam just mentioned about random time out, other part of a test in toefl before 3-4 day release.
87. Successful people are successful because they take time out to think.
88. We have been too busy chopping wood to take time out to sharpen the axe.
89. Links to sites that are blocked in China will still return error messages or time out when they are clicked.
90. Alice: My daddy tells me you're always busy working and studying. I'm very happy you were able to take time out to join us today.
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