Sentence examples for wanted time off from inspiring English sources

"I didn't want to go to Wimbledon because I wanted time off," he said.

She wanted time off from work because, according to the article, she said she was getting married.

When one of them wanted time off to see her terminally ill grandfather, Allan allegedly replied: "I don't give a shit".

As with nearly all sudden pop sensations, a conflict soon grew between the band members, who wanted time off to relax and find perspective, and the business forces behind them, who wanted to keep the momentum going.

"Many of them were students so they either wanted time off to study or they wanted the shift to be planned around their social lives," claims Woodcock.

Flowers had been keen to continue that pattern - he wrote several songs during the Day And Age tour, which eventually ended up on a solo album - but the other members of the band wanted time off to see their families.

Will they want time off for the menopause?

While they want time off after their typically lengthy world tours, he's always keen to go higher, further, longer.

Delano has a supervised kids' program during the day and a private outdoor children's area, so parents who want time off from their kids can, in fact, get a little hands-free time to read a book, hook into their iPod or indulge in a seaweed wrap.

England international Katie Chapman has questioned the Football Association's policy towards mothers in the team after claiming she was dropped for wanting time off to look after her family.

"Americans desperately want time off, but what happens is they'll buy a camper van, they'll use it year one, then use it again maybe one week that second year," says Cavins.