Similar words: take time, at the time of, time off, take the place of, take the cake, time out, prime time, take to. Meaning: v. take time off from work; stop working temporarily.
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31. Some companies, she added, pay employees' salaries while they take time off to participate in humanitarian or relief efforts.
32. At that time he often had to take time off for meetings.
33. I'm sorry to hear that. Please accept my condolence . Take time off as necessary.
34. Whether you are working for yourself or someone else, it is important that you take time off to relax.
35. We should all be grateful and thankful to the special guest artist who has agreed to take time off to grace the show.
36. Blame it partly on a bureaucratic tradition in business and the government that isn't flexible enough to accommodate women who want to take time off to have a family.
37. Women who take time off from the workforce not only lose income during the years they're out but also earn less once they return, research by the Center for Work-Life Policy shows.
38. Take time off to give to yourself. And in the sense, you feel yourself up to fullness, where now you can overflow and give it.
39. Graduating school at age 15, she decided to take time off before continuing her education.
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