Sentence examples for hour off work from inspiring English sources

"Can you imagine an Italian asking for an hour off work to say the rosary?" Ofena survives mostly on agriculture and, in fact, has few immigrants.

Council chief executive Sir Howard Bernstein has asked companies to give their staff an hour off work and Vaughan Allen, boss of the city centre management quango Cityco, is urging local businesses to support "the drive to get people back into the shops, bars and restaurants".

The day before the celebrations in Bindura, residents were given an hour off work to clean the town's streets.

This means that, when they're called in to school, many parents are expected to take an hour off work, and the student is expected to sit for at least one class-period in the office.

All training sessions lasted 50 min – allowing 10 min for getting to and from the site of work and the site of training within the one hour off work – and were led by instructors.

Carolyn Carolina, 58, took an hour off from work to change her registration so she could vote Tuesday — for Mr. Obama.

It was assumed that outpatient visits would be associated with two hours taken off work and that inpatient days would be associated with eight hours taken off work, and assumed an hourly wage of $23.18, based on a full-time female employee.

The additional number of hours taken off work by the carer due to the domiciliary administration of gemcitabine.

Add together the number of hours you take off work each year and subtract this number from the total number of hours you worked in the year.

Yesterday, people across America gathered to experience the wonder of nature's rarest of miracles: a total solar eclipse (and also the couple of hours they got off work to look at it).

Labour force survey participants were asked how many hours they took off work as a result of the 'flu' in the previous month due to their own illness as well as for the care of others.