Sentence examples for off duty to from inspiring English sources

The fee is mainly being instituted to keep users from making errant ride requests, and to save drivers from going off duty to pick someone up who's later decided to take the bus or a cab.

Police officers, but not civilian police employees, may use the cards on or off duty "to encourage police presence on mass transit beyond the 2,500 officers assigned there," said Paul J. Browne, a police spokesman.

God bless them and all their 'brothers.' " As news about the flag spread, some people drove 20 or 30 miles out of their way, while off duty, to sign it, Mr. McEniry said.

But it works well, Sanfield said, because it means there are plenty of pilots at the port, on and off duty, to handle traffic during the peak hours.

Our experience has shown that facilitating health workers to acquire the right competencies, for instance, in M&E and CQI, through engaging their institutions to provide them with the necessary support, including financial support and permission to be off duty to attend classes, can contribute to improvement of health service delivery within a short time.

What did they say and do, within the Church and among themselves, off-duty, to justify their actions?

Even when you think you're off-duty (to grandmother's house they go!) you're still on-call.

A driver may be allowed (but not required) to take 34 hours off-duty to reset the weekly total back to zero (also known as a "34-hour restart").

Over-time creates opportunities for those who would otherwise have been off-duty, to work.

Coast Guard personnel stationed in Vietnam were encouraged by their commands to donate off duty time to assist in various civic action programs supporting the Vietnamese people.

We learned to spot groups of instructors getting off duty, and to follow them into restaurants.