Sentence examples similar to take off for work from inspiring English sources

"Just the place to have an espresso before taking off for work," said James Lansill, a senior managing director of the Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group.

He took one look at that stack of receipts and I was looking at tail lights as he took off for work.

A similar change can be detected in December, another season when many people take off from work for long stretches.

The recovery times for vaginal and cesarean delivery reflected the different standard time periods the law and society provides a mother to take off from work for recovery.

A volunteer tax credit, which would count wages paid to employees for the time they take off for volunteer work against an employer's tax liability, would begin to recognize the de facto staff of private charitable organizations.

Others find the compensation of Rs1,400 (£14) offered for wages lost because of time taken off from work for surgery hugely attractive.

We spent the time he had taken off from work for the wedding and honeymoon together in the city, but couldn't get a wedding together and I still had hope of reconciling with my folks.

Summer is still the prime time for taking off from work and escaping from the grind.

Things looked like, 'Wow they're going to take off for us.' We were happy, working hard, doing a great job.

"Mexicans don't take off work for Cinco de Mayo, but they do for the feast of Guadalupe," Monsignor Kelly said.

Many Americans can't afford to take off work for a day to drive or fly to Washington for an inauguration.