Sentence examples for took much time off from inspiring English sources

Andre Agassi says the only reason he's still at it, in the quarterfinals here today, is that he took much time off for postadolescent behavior during his 20's.

She assured them she would not take much time off: she had returned to work the day after giving birth to Piper.

He didn't take much time off after surgery, but had to train without a pole for a little bit.

For the last several years, we haven't really taken much time off except for one or two weekends in the year.

But today it is possible to bring Siyabonga here because I didn't have to walk very far or take much time off from selling coal," said Cecíla.

The school's headmaster was brilliant, he says, but he didn't take much time off.

Most immigrants he knows take 10 or 15 years to feel comfortable enough to take much time off.

Even if you are not planning to take much time off you can be certain a large number of colleagues and people you need to speak to who work elsewhere will be not be around much between Christmas and new year.

In our culture here in America, there is a certain pressure overall not to take much time off.

Mr. Armstrong stopped attending classes at LaGuardia Community College for two semesters and took so much time off from work to deal with the court case that he earned a negative job review.

"I would feel frivolous if I took too much time off writing about serious relationships and human behaviour, to write about ghosts.