Sentence examples for while away a day from inspiring English sources

It's easy to while away a day.

However, with barbecues and benches lined up in the waterside picnic area, it's easy to while away a day grazing and playing ball without setting foot on any trails at all.

It is a compelling campus in which to while away a day (at €10 a ticket), but the only nagging question hanging over this spectacular new little city of art is if the Fondazione has the capacity to live up to what the facility offers.

Wander behind waterfalls, descend into dormant volcanoes, or while away a day in one of the many geothermal lagoons – this is an adventurer's dream.

His review of the Catherine Lambert and Dan's Hot Five doublebill suggests it's quite the perfect way to while away a Sunday afternoon.

It's easy to while away a Sunday afternoon walking through living rooms from 1600 to the present day, deciding which furniture you like best (the 20th century is well represented - the 60s living room is particularly stylish).

For some, Scrabble is more than a way to while away a rainy day at the beach house.

Perhaps because of this, the food is of a great standard, and with kids' entertainment often laid on, you could while away a whole day here.

With 22 galleries and more than 8,000 objects, Kelvingrove really is the kind of museum in which you can while away a rainy day.

On TV, this might while away a rainy Sunday afternoon.

TWO dozen older Kyrgyzstani men, a mix of ethnic Kyrgyz and Uzbeks, while away a warm Saturday over chess in a central park in Osh.