Sentence examples for make leisure from inspiring English sources

All of these procedures make leisure travel a burden.

"You make leisure so subtly attractive," Anthony accuses Gloria.

Higher wages make leisure more expensive: if people take time off they give up more money.

Higher wages make leisure for southerners relatively more expensive: if they take time off they give up more money.

"Americans need to find a way to make leisure time work for them in order to reduce stress".

As I wrote earlier this year, from a certain perspective the entire recent decline in labor force participation could be seen as an unlooked-for, bottom-up fulfillment of the Marxist dream of a world rich enough to make leisure available to the masses as well as the elite.

Public investment in sports complexes, parks and golf courses has made leisure cheaper and more accessible.

Many cities have made leisure and recreation centers available so people can use bathrooms and have a place to do wash.

"However, in less than five years' time an application will almost certainly be invented that makes leisure reading a more comfortable experience in digital format.

As a culture, Americans are either suffering from obsessive-consumer disorder or have discovered a puritanical way of making leisure more purposeful.

This makes leisure time terribly expensive.So if leisureliness was once a badge of honour among the well-off of the 19th century, in the words of Thorsten Veblen, an American economist at the time, then busyness and even stressful feelings of time scarcity has become that badge now.