Sentence examples for bit of a vacation from inspiring English sources

"From that point forward," Mike said, "let's just say me and the church had a little bit of a vacation".

I'm really looking forward to this DJ gig because this is a way for me to have a bit of a vacation.

He added, "I need a little bit of a vacation and I think during that time, I'll decide what's next for me and what's best for my career and my life".

When you travel city to city with someone, for days and weeks, on cramped planes and in cars, when you give them their morning wake-up call and coffee, eat every meal with them, you have to establish either: A) Some kind of professional rapport to get the job done or, better yet; B) A personal one to make the experience a bit of a vacation from the daily grind for both parties.

It was to be a bit of a "working vacation," if you will.

Sure, you could hop over to Paris or London or Rome for a bit of vacation and a history lesson.

There was a bit of vacation whenever he had a weekend or evening off.

As a result, breadwinners tend to use a bit of vacation time but are quickly back in the office after the birth of a child.

She mixed them, threw in a bit of inspiration from a vacation in Kenya and a splash of carnival colors and the results was a collection filled with a youthful joie de vivre.

In what's left of the labor movement, nobody is even bothering to ask for shorter workdays; it's hard enough to win a living wage, paid sick days, a bit of vacation time, and parental leave.

She said the flight problems did put a bit of a damper on their Christmas vacation, but added that she did not have to work again until Tuesday.