Sentence examples for for some time off from inspiring English sources

She'd never want to look as if she were contradicting male authority, but that's how her boss, Elwood Barnes Jordan Lagee), perceives her request for some time off to visit her ailing father.

For instance, imagine if you were a pilot who was suddenly suffering a bout of depression and you wanted to explain this to your employers and ask for some time off to recover.

It's no surprise Evans is ready for some time off after his contract with Marvel had him playing Captain America year after year.

This is more a question that goes out to my direct line managers here at vice dot com, because I think having to watch Theresa May dance the number of times I have had to to write this – she moves like a strange French film run backwards through a VHS player – is psychologically so jarring I might ask for some time off in lieu just to get my mind back on a level after it.

To be honest, I was ready for some time off.

But she'd gotten what she had come for, some time off the grid of the city, and some photos of a dreamlike place she can look at in seasons to come.

My wife felt the same, and we made the decision for her to take some time off to be with the children.

It might be good for him to take some time off from his critical comments of Obama and Biden.

It is important for presidents to enjoy some time off from what must be the most strenuous job in the world.

(GP2)" GPs generally thought it reasonable for patients to take some time off, and this was often attributed to the latency before antidepressant medicines became effective.

"We took some time off for self-assessment," says one senior executive, "to search for new areas of growth".