Sentence examples for designed for leisure from inspiring English sources

We used a fish finder designed for leisure use and other low-cost equipment to conduct a marine acoustic survey.

The Company's bicycles are designed for leisure and sports, including road bicycles, Cyclo Cross bicycles and mountain climbing bicycles, among others.

Traditional public spaces were not designed for leisure, so the issue of whether they were inviting or not did not arise.

"Most e-readers were designed for leisure reading – think romance novels on the beach," said co-author Charlotte Lee, a UW assistant professor of Human Centered Design and Engineering.

This has been the case since a loophole in the Licensing Act 2003 boxed lap-dancing clubs into a "one size fits all" licensing category primarily designed for the leisure industry.

Large environments that are designed for travel, leisure, and for everyday life – such as transport hubs, amusement parks, and shopping centers – feature different locations that are frequently visited by pedestrians.

The obvious answer is that the tablet will take over, but there are multiple form factors. Current designations include the large tablet, the mini tablet, and the hybrid tablet (think the Microsoft Surface — a tablet with a removable keyboard and OS designed for both leisure and productivity).

The EVEN Hotels are designed for business and leisure travellers who maintain a healthy and active lifestyle.

It's launching what it calls "a new, full service lifestyle brand designed for business and leisure travelers".

Mr. Biver's sporty mechanical chronograph, incorporating gold, ceramic, Kevlar, carbon, tungsten, tantalum and rubber in its design, was a poster child for the concept — a gentleman's accessory that looked rugged yet was ultimately designed for a life of leisure.

Some of the paths were built by the Romans; others date back to "time immemorial", a date established by legal convention to be the reign of Richard the Lionheart (1189-1199).Paths were originally designed for practical, rather than leisure, use.