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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91. Academics can usually get time off teaching to do their own research.
92. She reckons if she takes time off for maternity leave she won't get back in.
93. Was I expected to take time off from work to play tour guide, as our host in New Zealand had?
94. He benefited from his present involvement by time off school, he said!
95. You should take some time off, even if your yearly salary is what Bill Gates earns in a nanosecond.
96. For most of the farmers time off would have to be taken, either as holiday or unpaid leave.
97. You are allowed time off work only in cases of serious illness or bereavement.
98. This should be a time to relax, time off from the work of marriage.
99. We still penalise parents for taking time off work to be with their children, instead of rewarding them.
100. He hasn't gotten much time off from work up to now, so he's really looking forward to his vacation.
101. Take time off and put together a jigsaw puzzle.
102. I take time off to have some coffee.
103. We should take time off for relaxation.
104. Shouldn't that entitle me a little time off?
105. I get time off when Joe blinks.
106. I want to take time off to rest awhile.
107. I had to take time off work and I was promptly given the sack.
108. When someone you know is feeling low because of recent disappointments[sentencedict.com], take time off to talk with them about their past successes.
109. Into the switch room by the first switch, over a period of time off.
110. Infected people cannot work, and others must take time off to care for them.
111. Stress is a fact of modern work life. If you feel your stress levels have risen too high, take time off to let off the steam.
112. We have time off for a coffee break every morning.
113. Obese people are more likely to take time off owing to illness.
114. The Portuguese has taken time off since leaving West London, returning to live in his hometown of Setubal, about 40 miles south of Lisbon.
115. Paid vacation A yearly allowance of getting paid for time off.
116. I knew a lot of rich people and multimillionaires would like to take time off to play golf, to enjoy the fresh air in the mountains, which you cannot find in Bangkok.
117. He couldn't take time off to come to New York with me.
117. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.
118. Xiangzi plied his trade as usual, not considering the rumours an excuse for taking time off.
119. In this recession hard-pressed employers are not just laying off workers but cutting wages and implementing "furloughs"—unpaid, compulsory time off.
120. I'm trying to take time off to see the sights.
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