Similar words: at the time of, time out, from time to time, prime time, come of, come off, come of age, home office. Meaning: n. a time period when you are not required to work.
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61. Male speaker I've had to take time off work to get my ticket.
62. One engineering firm had so many applications for time off that it warned absentees they would be suspended for three weeks.
63. Arthur wondered vaguely what kind of job the man could have which let him take so much time off.
64. This is his first album in two years; he took time off to be with his family.
65. Andrea took some time off from teaching when her children were small.
66. Even with the shot clock, teams with a lead can take time off the clock late in the game.
67. He used to telephone often enough, fretting about the arrangements and whether Edwin would get time off to drive him there.
68. Women had long been accustomed to taking time off from a career for family responsibilities, then retooling to come back.
69. Some did force themselves to take time off from work.
70. You must take time off the clock and make it a short game.
71. Do not feel guilty about giving yourself a little time off occasionally like this.
72. I'm not going to Vegas. To start with, I don't like gambling, and I also can't get time off work.
73. If I don't get some time off soon, I'll be so stressed I'll crack up.
74. The program allows participants to maintain jobs by giving them two hours of paid time off a day.
75. The second proposal would allow employees a limited amount of time off per year in return for working overtime.
76. Paris is a favourite destination, and Time Off has a large selection of packages to choose from.
77. However, those returning to northern countries are more likely tobe seen as having taken time off.
78. Some may find it inconvenient to take the time off work to be screened.
79. I decided I would urge her to take some time off, what with the busy holiday season looming ahead.
80. The time off from competition enabled the players to regroup emotionally and adjust to life without Young.
81. Despite experiencing tiredness and illness at times, she can't remember when she last took time off work.
82. The doctor told me to take some time off work and try to rest.
83. Emilio took some time off to help them settle in.
84. Scheduling time off takes some doing; he owns a construction company[sentencedict.com], and she runs an equestrian center.
85. Line managers have discretion to give people time off as special leave.
86. No wonder he could take time off whenever he pleased.
87. The old girl should do her duty and send me a postcard if she can take the time off from her toy-boys.
87. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.
88. So they can come with time off work and probably on an expense account, even to a far-flung location.
89. H-P also offers flexible time off, letting people take vacation even an hour at a time rather than in one-week blocks.
90. Facilitators qualified by the Quality Shop would be permitted time off from their regular jobs to help get breakthrough teams started.
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