Sentence examples for weekend leisure from inspiring English sources

The growing band of small-business owners deciding to buy a van are often able to use them for both weekday labours and weekend leisure.

This isn't a weekend leisure drive, it's a utilitarian jobber, with plastic floors, big roomy seats and a no-nonsense CD/MP3 player.

Pursuits (which has the same name as a short-lived Wall Street Journal weekend leisure section) will be sent to 375,000 readers, with 60 percent of those living outside the United States, the company said.

"We now have crowds of unfettered young ish) people with no limitations on their pursuit of weekend leisure, who seem bent on making New York feel like one big rerun of Friends or Sex and the City," Shaftel complained.

Eks says that the price you'll get on a room "depends on the dates and depends on the time frame, whether it's peak season or not". In a city such as Las Vegas, which caters to weekend leisure travelers, he says, going midweek is "significantly cheaper" than going on the weekend.

But if you can't change your job (or your attitude), Vingerhoets suggests exercise on a Friday evening, which can help with the transition from work to weekend leisure; or if you are a perfectionist who takes work responsibilities too seriously, see a psychologist for some cognitive therapy.

Conference attendees enjoy a weekend of leisure and educational events complete with innovative cocktails and cuisine, all prepared by the undergraduate and MMH students at SHA.

Why do they endure the battle scars of air travel, and occupy 20% of a weekend of leisure getting away and back?

In studies of children's PA behaviour, divisions between preschool time, weekday and weekend day leisure PA behaviour is considered important, as preschool children's PA behaviour is influenced by different factors in different settings [ 13].

The Waldorf-Astoria in Manhattan has been booked solid on recent weekends, and corporate groups are the second-biggest market segment on weekends, after leisure travelers, said Eric O. Long, the general manager.

Assume they occasionally use the subways on the weekends, for leisure (the Charlotte rail was seen mostly as a commuter's tool), and the mileage comes out pretty much the same for them as it does for the Charlotte residents.