Sentence examples for Each vacation from inspiring English sources
But years ago, when he was working as an accountant, each vacation ended with the awful realization that he had to go back to work, which literally made him sick.
While they were contemplating the choice, the volunteers received a news alert about an earthquake, but the details differed: Some heard that the earthquake had hit Wells, Wash., 200 miles from each vacation home.
Dinners out, vacation, (it is okay to make it a working vacation but only up to a certain extent; don't spend hours each vacation day working!), exercise and just plain doing nothing.
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Peter told me that, as a boy, he really did harbor the belief that he was somehow the progeny of Bradford or one of his hearty companions, a genuine descendant of the Mayflower, not one of those pretenders whose research he would facilitate each summer vacation at the local library.
Towards the end of each long vacation he brought some of them back to England, having already earmarked the likely ones and conveyed his recommendations by clandestine means to an address in Bonn; during the entire two years he had no idea of whether his recommendations had been accepted or ignored.
"His legacy was a $1,500 bar bill at '21.' " Mr. Benchley, whose novelist father, Nathaniel, groomed him to sink or swim as a writer by charging him to shut himself in a room each summer vacation day for four hours or 1,000 words, whichever came first, already knows his own legacy: sharks and more sharks.
The cost of each extra vacation day is equal to a day's pay.
Whether this means taking a 5-minute break each afternoon or a week-long vacation each summer, be sure to take some time away from the office.
In 1989 and 1993, David N. Dinkins and Rudolph W. Giuliani each took vacations in Puerto Rico as mayors-elect, reporters in tow.
John Aravosis, 49, a political blogger in Washington, buys a few Advair inhalers at $45 each during vacations in Paris, since his insurance caps prescription coverage at $1,500 per year.
