Sentence examples for extensive time off from inspiring English sources
This was my first show in two years and I had taken extensive time off because I had a pulmonary embolism.
During her extensive time off the stage because of an injury, Ms. Taylor has become more womanly yet lost none of her impetuous daring.
Plus the subsidised canteen, friendly colleagues and extensive time-off options made my time there very enjoyable," ASDA Cashier, Yorkshire & Humber 04.
Mr. Veeder and his father did most of the extensive renovations, and he took hardly any time off to explore the countryside.
After the extensive world tour in support of Youthanasia, Megadeth took time off late in 1995.
After four graduate degrees and extensive work experience at top institutions, she decided to take time off to raise her little girls.
I was delighted that John Hewko, an attorney with extensive international experience in both the private and public sectors, could take time off from his extremely busy schedule to speak with me.
Because of the profession's "extensive work flexibility and low pecuniary penalty to short hours, female pharmacists … take little time off during their careers even when they have children.
Gordon, Richard Hamilton and Tayshaun Prince have all missed extensive time.
Is it literally time off?
