Sentence examples for change of vacation from inspiring English sources

For two years now, there's no change of vacation habits.

"Today's reliance on e-mail has changed the nature of vacation," said James E. Katz, director of the Center for Mobile Communication Studies at Rutgers University.

Employees and employers would both do well to change that: a lack of vacation cost employers in the long run.

Affluence, low-cost flights and the simple facts of geography — Spain is warmer and drier than Britain, for instance — have changed the whole notion of vacation for new generations of Britons unlikely to be lured by a game of bingo on a windy promenade or the landladies of boarding houses offering lumpy beds and greasy breakfasts.

Other proposed changes include the reduction of vacation carryover days for new hires and the implementation of salary-based university contributions to health care costs; those who earn less will pay less.

If your peers and coworkers agree to the importance of vacations, the culture of vacation shaming can change.

For a travel junkie like me, it's tough to rely on a brief change of scenery during an annual vacation to sustain me throughout the year.

Reached at home, she said she would probably change her vacation plans because of the ruling.

They change your perspective, which changes you that holy grail of vacations, circa 2018: transformative travel.

For example, if an employee working half-time with 20 days of vacation earned for the prior year changes to a full-time work week, the 20 days of vacation at half-time is converted to 10 days of vacation at full-time.

When she was 11, a doctor advised her grandmother to send her to the countryside on a Fresh Air vacation for a change of scene.