Sentence examples for leisure element from inspiring English sources
Crosstree is believed to be looking to spend around £100m on a 50 per cent stake in the retail and leisure element of the Greenwich landmark, where it would set up a retail outlet.
Clancy Walker said she would not use the centre for regular shopping but more for the leisure element.
Though the new quarter is meant to connect seamlessly with the historic town center, urban planners want it to have a broader role: ensuring, through its mix of work and leisure elements, that the hum of daily life does not stop after offices close, the way it does in the adjoining commerce-heavy city center.
Mr White said town centres were no longer about just retail - visitors expected an "experience" including more leisure elements.
This figure points to a significant proportion of people who may simply 'add' surgery onto a holiday, or at a minimum have a substantial leisure tourism element as part of their medical travel.
In many ways, the rise of the velvet rope reverses the great democratization of travel and leisure, and other elements of American life, in the post-World War II era.
But there is an element of leisure embedded in the values of fine art, and critics have argued that taste also ensconces and systematizes class divisions (Shusterman 1993; Mattick 1993).
Mr Sorhaindo said: "If you take the modern shopping centres there is an element of leisure in the form of catering, bowling alleys, gyms etc and all of those are credible things that could be added in the future".
Confrontation with a shocking idea requires time to reflect and process, fear and anger do not contribute to critical analysis, and a place to retreat is a basic element of having the leisure to think and learn.
As middle-class Americans began to enjoy more leisure time, sportswear became a popular element of US fashion.
The beach system especially loses its functionality as a place of leisure and recreation when its natural elements represent a risk for the health of beach users.
