Sentence examples for for slacking off from inspiring English sources

But what's Obama's excuse for slacking off?

But he playfully said he might have to confront his fellow rookies for slacking off in toting beverages to the team bus on trips.

Anecdotes in the NYT investigation into Amazon's working culture this week may have been extreme – no time for slacking off there – but certain elements sounded familiar for many of us, particularly the late night emailing.

Unemployment, with its ample opportunities for slacking off, is another obviously suspect condition, and last year, 12 states considered requiring pee tests as a condition for receiving unemployment benefits.

Since the F.C.C. cannot fine broadcasters for slacking off on the three-hour rule, its regulations assume that parents will help make it work by monitoring their children's viewing and directing them to qualifying shows, which carry an E/I logo for "educational/informational".

The inadmissibility of the action undermines the pillager's entitlement to hold the plunderer accountable for slacking off in his search for loot.

Then, after Bush proved he could stop anything Democrats passed that he didn't specifically ask for, they kind of slacked off a bit.

At two and a half hours, this podcast cuts into more than half of Ferriss's fabled four-hour work week, but it's worth slacking off for.

Things will start to get tough now – no slacking off for the five of us girls who will be cut to just three for the qualifiers in May in China for the Olympics.

People have been slacking off for centuries.

Avoid slacking off for any extended period.