Sentence examples for given some time off from inspiring English sources

Lescott said: "We had been given some time off by City and I was going away with my wife.

As the exercise approached its end, they were given some time off and decided to go to a nearby tourist beach to relax and exercise.

Like Richie McCaw and Conrad Smith  before him, Carter has been given some time off by the New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU), with the aim of prolonging his international career to the 2015 World Cup in England and beyond.

He won his first seven starting appearances of the season, but on May 28, his wife died suddenly, and he was given some time off to mourn, returning to pitching two weeks later.

After being given some time off to recuperate, the Bulldogs continued their rivalry with The Hart Foundation when they teamed up with Tito Santana against the Foundation and the referee-turned-wrestler Danny Davis in a six-man tag team match at WrestleMania III.

Given some time off the trail to think about his future in the Republican Party, Mr. Santorum will no doubt find a new way of describing Mr. Romney.

Although the region faced severe local flooding from the one-two combination of melting snow and warm rain in 1996, the relatively warm weather of more recent winters has given officials some time off from their usual late winter water woes.

"It got to a point where we're going to have to give him some time off again," Girardi said.

And make sure to give them some time off and wear them curly, or braid/twist them out of the way.

"If you're not giving people raises, the least you can do is give them some time off," said Owen Dougherty, executive vice president at J. Walter Thompson in New York, owned by WPP.

"If any of the guys in our business have a baby, we would want to give them some time off, too, because they're a critical part of the parenting process". .