Sentence examples for much leisure from inspiring English sources

Only young nobles had much leisure.

"They're fairly demanding customers and we generally get complaints if there is too much leisure time".

Women with babies enjoy half as much leisure time on weekends as their husbands.

"Too much leisure time and having nothing to do can get them flowing at breakneck speed".

This makes sense: if you are very wealthy, you can afford as much leisure as you wish.

ADAM M. MILLER did not have much leisure time as a rising young corporate lawyer living in Manhattan.

If researchers believe that physical activity protects against chronic disease and they ask their subjects how much leisure-time physical activity they do each week, those who do more will tend to be wealthier and healthier, and so the result the researchers get will support their preconceptions.

We live longer, with much more leisure.

"It's very much a leisure time activity," Richard Klein said.

HOW much golden leisure can you expect at the end of your working life?

THE early colonists didn't have much money, leisure time or, probably, a lot of guests.