Looming in your future is time off work (not the fun kind), doctor's visits, disinfection, and overall ick.
Did she, in fact, see in the future taking some time off figuratively puffing on a corncob pipe and watching the sunset over the mountains from a porch swing?
It reduced farmers' worry about their risk of losing land rights at a future time if they decided to migrate to off-farm activities.
Science-fiction writers need not peer into future time or far-off universes to educate us or freak us out.
The team on Tuesday announced in a statement that the procedure would actually be performed "at a future time, probably in the off season".
You can request time off for future dates and project time-off balances.
He sang about "hitting fast forward" to "some time off in the future, where people will be happy instead of getting dumber and getting scareder all the time — scared of their own shadows, and scared to take a fall".
The furlough order, she said, hasn't slowed the processing of applications because employees have been told to work without pay on furlough days, with the promise that they'll get compensatory time off in the future.
Meanwhile all the issues dear to Nick, proportional representation, civil liberties, the environment, have been ransomed off to some future time, presumably after rising oceans subsume most of the Little Kingdom.
The promise of utilising biallelic SNPs for whole genome linkage studies, though very exciting in theory, is still some time off in the future because of issues related to the prohibitive cost and impracticality of genotyping the required thousands of SNPs, not to mention developing the databases and analytical tools needed to interpret the data (Kruglyak, 1999).
Soil conservation service model has been used in the present study to analyse the impact of various landuse/land cover (past, present and future time period) change in the run-off characteristics of a part of Narmada basin at the gauge discharge site of Mandaleswar in Madhya Pradesh, India.
