Sentence examples for time off from coaching from inspiring English sources

(Meyer took time off from coaching after he left the Gators, citing health concerns).

Taking time off from a job?

Take some time off from your friendship.

In Wales there is a different dimension - that of the fate of a national coach who's been given time off to coach the Lions.

Parseghian, who was 51 at the time, said he planned to at least a year off from coaching before considering a run at a job in the professional ranks.

Farrell was given time off from his job as head coach of Saracens to work with England during the Six Nations, but he still has two years to run on his deal with the English premiership side.

He said he would rather take a job as an offensive coordinator than take a year off from coaching.

Brooks, 50, took last season off from coaching after six-plus seasons as the Oklahoma City Thunder's head coach.

During the following months, Ms. Algranti found herself taking time off from her job as a tennis coach to walk along the beach in the pursuit of driftwood that fired her imagination.

Or how about the former Betis coach whose mother lit ten candles before every game, the current Betis coach who takes time off from throwing lollipops at opponents to sprinkle salt round the pitch, and the Betis president who worships virgins and the Christ of the Great Power almost as much as he worships himself?

Antunes, who is working as Cape Verde's coach after taking time off from his regular work as an air traffic controller, also chose to sang at the same news conference.