Sentence examples for slack days from inspiring English sources

So endemic is the Friday afternoon skive that some companies now cut their losses by sending staff home early in the slack days of summer.

He will soon offer members 15% discounts at 300 hotels and is talking to owners of golf courses and sports teams about schemes for luring in customers on slack days.

It was a slack day for deaths: only 1,500 words, I deposed, could do justice to Carr's achievement.

A lot has changed in Austin since the halcyon "Slacker" days.

Sensible though it is for the Metropolitan Transit Authority to schedule subway repairs on Saturdays and Sundays, the slackest days of the week, such delays can be infuriating, especially for passengers who weren't warned about them.

Mr Shreeve's book, largely based on personal interviews, is a detailed and immensely entertaining account of this scientific joust.Described both as "an inspiration" and "an opportunistic maniac", Dr Venter looms large in "The Genome War", from his slacker days as a teenager in California, to the horrors of his tour of duty in Vietnam.

The slack old days, when profligate governments could be surprised by huge budget deficits, must be banished.

Fill out the aid forms, and you may discover that the school can cut you some slack these days when it comes to awarding its own, as opposed to federal, dollars.

Many offices use Slack these days to facilitate internal communication.

Old stereotypes about students being lazy don't really apply any more, because people just don't have the luxury of slacking these days.

Make sure you don't make those slacking off days boring.