Sentence examples for off-peak time from inspiring English sources

"I estimate we'd save at least £1,000 a year if the council created a week's holiday at an off-peak time," Sarah said.

Shift Strictly Come Dancing, by exhortatory government decree, to some off-peak time so that it doesn't take audience ratings from The X Factor?

Bluntly put, Interstellar opted to play high stakes, leveraging a massive opening at an off-peak time of year on the back of Nolan's august reputation.

Some restaurants offer lower menu prices for booking at an off-peak time; others promote dinners with bonus points that can be used on subsequent visits as cash.

Berliner has a nifty tip for aspiring film-makers looking to produce high-quality work on a tight budget: shoot something at an off-peak time of year like January, when the equipment houses have spare cameras sitting around.

There are still times when you might get a free upgrade — especially if you're a frequent renter, you're traveling at an off-peak time or gas prices are high (and companies have trouble renting bigger, less fuel-efficient cars).

* Travel on off-peak days and at off-peak times.

Commercial sponsorships are often shunted to off-peak times.

"There are differences between peak and off-peak times of the year and week," he said.

It is, of course, wildly busy: people pile in even at the most off-peak times.

Staying at off-peak times often means better rates and a wider selection.