"work on your tan" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when expressing the idea of someone tanning their skin outside in the sun (or in a tanning bed). For example: "After a long day of surfing, I'm ready to head to the beach and work on my tan."
Work on your tan then cool off in the cliffside plunge pool.
If you're looking to do more than work on your tan, there's sailing, diving, snorkelling, kitesurfing, windsurfing, kayaking, paddle boarding, and surfing (Otres, from May to October).
If they start fighting over everything then fine, take your time, all the time you want but you are not going to work on your tan next summer".
Jamie Merrill It's torture being locked in the office, staring out the window at anyone who is lucky enough to be frolicking in the sun (namely students, tourists and the unemployed. Oh, for an adult version of the six-week school holidays!) So it's understandable that when lunchtime arrives, you'll want to dash to the nearest patch of green to work on your tan.
Luckily, exploring Chicago on your own is not like wandering around Turks & Caicos, my previous solo adventure: no one looks at you sideways when you dine alone, and there's more to do than stick a straw in a coconut and work on your tan.
THE ICING ON THE CAKE The French Riviera is all about the beach and although Nice may not be home to one of the most dazzling examples, it would be a shame not to work on your tan for a few hours.
Do not waste any more time working on your tan".
That may not be hot enough to peel off your shirt and spend your lunch hour working on your tan in the nearest park, but the predicted warmth had City Room thinking about weather records even before the National Weather Service's announcement on Tuesday that 2012 was the hottest year in the United States ever, going back to the late 1800s.
We do not have the space here to write a standard-length novel, of course, but we believe it is possible to fit enough inconsequentiality into 790 words to compete with any paperback junk you might be considering reading while working on your tan.
No. Spend at least eight to 10 hours a week working on your tan".
Focus outward: the gym, a movie, dinner with your spouse, drinks with some buddies, walking your dog, home repairs, a car trip, gardening, working on your tan, cooking, going out, reading a new book by your favorite author -- anything that will absorb you completely and make you feel good.
