Sentence examples for a weekday off from inspiring English sources

Whether that's due to being lucky enough to have a weekday off, or from opting to grant yourself a weekday off by skipping a lecture or two.

A store clerk who clocks in on Sunday usually has a weekday off, and some workers may now have more free time from Monday through Friday.

"Weekends are very consuming, and to give me a weekday off would give me the flexibility to do a lot of things around the house," she said.

The idea of a weekday off dates to 1882, when secular primary education became compulsory in France: a day without classes, then Thursday, was to allow for religious education outside school.

That album is one to bathe in on a weekday off work; we're talking luxurious aural bubble bath stuff. .

Trains run seven days each week, with a weekday off-peak service of two trains per hour in each direction, running between and or and.

When you find yourself with a free weekend afternoon or a treasured weekday off, spend the time strolling through just one of the museums or gardens at your doorstep.

My irritation had nothing to do with the programme in itself; rather, the problem was that Brydon is sane, funny, solvent, sufficiently interested in food to go to several posh restaurants in a row, and can take several weekdays off in a row to go eating.

E-ZPass users began paying 10percentt more during rush hours and on weekends and 5percentt during weekday off-peak hours.

In 1907 the weekday off-peak service was four trains per hour from East Ham to Ealing Broadway, four per hour from Mansion House to alternately Richmond and Wimbledon and two per hour from Wimbledon to High Street Kensington and Ealing Broadway to Whitechapel.

Some seasons, one or the other of them will have a weekday or two off, but I never do.