Sentence examples for Earned days from inspiring English sources

The contest for the overall Tour title is unlikely to be so exciting on this year's final stage: the race leader's teammates will be charged with keeping him at the front of the race and out of danger until the final sprint, when the eventual winner will cross the line in the middle of the pack to formalize a victory that was earned days before.

"Leaving earned days on the table harms, not helps, employers by creating a less productive and less loyal employee.

And four in ten American workers said their employer supported time off, but their heavy workload kept them from using their earned days.

Roger Dow, president and CEO of the U.S. Travel Association, says 28% of workers surveyed said they've declined to take earned days off in order to illustrate their dedication to the job.

In fact, a lot people seem to feel this way--according to a Glassdoor survey, less than half of U.S. employees take their earned days off.

It requires Vermont employers to permit employees to take up to seven earned days off a year for personal or family health reasons without loss of pay or the job.

Unplugging is one of the best things you can do for your health and well-being, and there's no better time to do it than when you're out of the office and enjoying your hard-earned days off.

After one well-earned rest day, Voigt and his team will return to the Pyrenees for a stage that finishes at the highest pass in the mountain chain, the notorious Col du Tourmalet.

After a well-earned rest day come two transition stages that should favour breakaways, before Stage 13 which ends with a monster 18km climb to the Alpine ski station of Chamrousse.

We don't want the hard-earned money from our days of wading and planting in the mud and protecting the forests to sit idle in the bank". "I considered various options, but after reading a newspaper article on the topic, I started rearing crabs in river cages.

We whisked downhill to Balina Beach for two days of well-earned rest on the coral-lined coast.