Sentence examples for get some time off from inspiring English sources
Missing the cut, he said, meant, "I'll get some time off again.
But if Tony Kornheiser merited a suspension earlier this year for criticizing Hannah Storm's clothing, then Markazi is likely to get some time off from his ESPN duties.
"Jeff stressed that when we get some time off, we don't come back focused and prepared," said Camby, who tried to practice today but felt pain and went to the sideline halfway through.
"I spoke to the tutors on her PhD course and managed to get some time off to really concentrate on her cycling, and her talent's really shone through since she's done that.
But prison officers have argued that offenders should get some time off for good behaviour, and Batten says Ukip could live with prisoners being able to get up to 10% off in these circumstances.
Hill says she might get some time off around Thanksgiving, but before then she'll need to find time to sift through the hundreds of applications to fill staff positions in DC and at home, in her district office.
Just when you think you've got some time off, your wife thinks it's a perfect moment to take some pictures on the beach or at the end of term ballet session.
The good thing is that he's got some time off now from the Tour so that should go a long way to helping cure whatever maybe wrong with his back.
"To me, right now it's about getting a little breather -- getting some time off," DiCaprio told Extra during an interview in January.
It may not immediately spark up -- it may be that we have to wait till the latter phase of 2013, when they've both got some time off, for them to actually become a proper couple".
