Sentence examples for further time off from inspiring English sources

Neither player is currently with the squad in Thailand having been granted further time off after their participation in the recent Confederations Cup, and have therefore not met their new manager José Mourinho face to face.

The 31-year-old, who had taken further time off to work on his fitness following cancer treatment last year, reached his total off 35 balls as India passed Australia's 201 with two balls to spare.

Chefs' terms and conditions state they "do not have any normal hours of work … You may be required to work additional hours … without further pay or time off in lieu".

If you are refused permission to take time off for bereavement further to the statutory amount, or if you are subject to a detriment for taking or seeking to take it, you may be able to make a complaint to an employment tribunal for compensation.

Further into the set, though, the benefit of taking time off became clear.

Further suspicion arose amid an announcement that Ewen was "taking time off from all promotional activity for the foreseeable future".

Before further experimentation could be implemented, World War II interrupted any ideas of men taking time off for Scouting.

While they want time off after their typically lengthy world tours, he's always keen to go higher, further, longer.

"Thus further time passed.

Further, time itself burst forth.

Is it literally time off?