Sentence examples for find time off from inspiring English sources
This gave the club a total of 21 full-time professionals, six part-time players and ten players aged 17 21 who could only play and train if they could find time off from their compulsory two-year national service.
Women therefore have to find time off their busy schedules with gardening and family chores, get permissions from their husbands, secure transport money and then travel to the town where screenings and diagnoses take place.
Colin Hines (Letters, 28 January) will be there, as will the Guardian's Larry Elliott - if he can find time to break off from trying to solve the world recession!
But unlike her peers at Exeter University, Reeks is also having to find time to finish off her third novel – and is now coping with the responsibility of being billed as one of the world's most important young role models.
On the day before our train pass expired, we had to get back to Fukuoka, although we managed to find time to stop off and take in a waterfall and spend a few hours exploring rock pools for crabs and tropical fish on a deserted beach as we headed back to the island's ferry terminal by bus.
Men with babies find time to dash off for quickies in between hectic diaper-changing duties and newlywed men are becoming a quick casualty in the unfaithful wars.
For the eight associate justices, serving on the Supreme Court is assumed to be a full-time job (although a number of the current justices do find time to maintain active off-the-bench lives of speaking and writing).
I was dependent on touring for income, so I couldn't seem to find time to get off the road to get better.
This isn't all the tutors' fault: when you have to lecture to 400 students at once, it's hard to find time and space to go off-piste.
