Sentence examples for more personal time from inspiring English sources

While striking off on his own will allow him more personal time, Mr. Gleacher added that he intended to keep busy.

G.M. did say the move was driven in part by Tiger's desire for "more personal time," since he's about to have his second kid.

Yet as a game critic who spends more personal time twitching my hips than twiddling my thumbs, I'm convinced that ambitious artists and executives in the struggling music industry will recognize "Biophilia" as a vital step forward in rethinking how their work can be conceived, packaged, delivered and made relevant to the public.

Congress should follow Mayer's advice and spend more personal time with their colleagues.

Kate Kelly, co-author of Organize Your Life, Free Yourself From Clutter and Find More Personal Time, suggests that families sit down weeks in advance of a major holiday or celebration and discuss what's most important to each individual and what responsibilities that person is willing to assume.

Lynch believes her training in research makes her a better teacher and, although she still feels that her present appointment is not "as prestigious" as a tenured appointment would be, not having to run a research lab gives her the advantage of more personal time.

These are some of the more personal times mentioned in this passage.

The lyrics do seem more personal this time.

Surely the insult will be made more personal next time Alatriste returns.

It's his fourth film as director, and they've become more personal each time, increasingly drawing from his own life; This Is 40 is certainly more reflective than The 40 Year-Old Virgin.

In that case, she may need a lot more personal free time.