Sentence examples for leisure from from inspiring English sources

The British on that day, without the advantage of aiming at leisure from hiding, killed 50 Americans.

Waiting for the Weekend by Witold Rybczynski (Viking) is a history of leisure from the Romans to the present day.

Carol Ann Duffy responds to the removal of her poem "Education for Leisure" from school curriculums with another poem.

Or to move like a person of leisure, of dreamed-of leisure, from long curtained rooms to the bright thriving garden?

During these tranced lulls, I found, you could wander at your leisure from room to room while your squadron-mates stood around waiting for you to act.

According to data supplied by councils to the Guardian Local Leaders Network, Between 2012-13 and 2013-14 Norfolk county council has increased the proportion of its budget spent on culture and leisure from 3% to almost 5.6%.

Among patients, some of the time loss from dengue is from leisure and from children who are not in the labor market.

In addition, our estimates exclude potential increases in physical activity from walking for leisure and from bicycling and, in this regard, could underestimate health benefits.

In the longer term, it wants to attract more business and leisure traffic from low-cost carriers from Africa, Europe and Asia.

The range of cutting edge digital technologies - 3-D printing, machine intelligence, the internet of things, cloud computing, big data etc. - is already affecting our lives, from leisure to work, from identity to statistics.

He grew up there, and his last campaign, after retiring from Westminster in 1997, was to save the Ashington leisure centre from closure.