Sentence examples for whose leisure from inspiring English sources
In 1989 he married Sarah Walker, the daughter of George Walker, whose leisure empire went bust in 1991 owing £1.4bn.
Of those engaged in industry, whose leisure time has increased, a significant proportion do not choose to attend the theatre regularly.
This overhaul, argue Measham and Brain, was designed to attract "a new customer base… whose leisure sites were to be found in dance clubs, gyms, shopping centres".
He was then sacked from a series of menial jobs, including one as messenger for a magazine group whose leisure trips he boosted by once running into the sea with all his clothes on.
He came here with a back story worthy of the big screen: abandoned by his parents; guardian to his younger brother; a fighter who sang in the school choir and played piano; and whose leisure pursuits include skydiving and surfing and triathlons.
While Mr. Buffett is a homebody whose favorite leisure pursuit is playing bridge on his computer, Mr. Sokol's passion is hunting.
At least Lionel Messi, the man whose chief leisure pursuits appear to be walking his dogs and an afternoon siesta, has none of that on his mind as he approaches Sunday's 2014 World Cup final against Germany.
Participants whose sedentary leisure activity time exceeded 72 hours/week were excluded according to established protocols [ 22].
As the world's first and oldest modern spectator sport, cricket is marked by an earlier era whose patterns of leisure and work have long vanished.
Justina Machado ("Six Feet Under," "In the Heights") and John McMartin ("Into the Woods"), both above, have joined Jeffrey Wright ("Topdog/Underdog"), who will star as Jacques Cornet, a wealthy Don Juan whose life of leisure in early-19th-century New Orleans is altered when American rule is established in the Louisiana Purchase.
