| They prefer spending leisure time playing or watching television rather than reading. |
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| And plentiful research shows that working at home permits greater leisure time. |
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| It is nice to see people giving some of their leisure time for the benefit of others. |
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| His leisure time pursuits included stamp collecting, operatic music, cycling, walking and athletics. |
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| That is why more than a century ago, as leisure time expanded, the working class displaced the upper classes in British football. |
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| Perhaps your grandfather, like mine, spent his leisure time in a Morris chair. |
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| The film is mostly a reflection of leisure time and shows activities enjoyed by people at the weekend. |
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| Here he can enjoy a swim, before continuing to an island restaurant for a buffet meal and leisure time after lunch. |
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| If there is a curse here it is the curse of too much money, power, and leisure time combined with a disposition for risk taking. |
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| In urban areas, men enjoy spending their leisure time in teahouses, socializing and smoking the hookah, or water pipe. |
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| Present company excepted, I think it's just an excuse for the vain and shallow to fill their otherwise empty leisure time. |
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| These extremely productive people like to be occupied in their leisure time with pursuits such as craftwork, hiking or reading. |
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| Even if you don't make money from it, making it part of your leisure time as a hobby will add joy and fun to what you already do. |
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| What about other kinds of organized and unorganized leisure time activities? |
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| The idea of making unnecessary sacrifices at the expense of your looks and leisure time genuinely perplexes people. |
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| They are busy professionals who enjoy a high quality lifestyle and little leisure time. |
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| That woman was an accomplished pianist who spends her little leisure time playing Brahms on the baby grand given to her by her late parents. |
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| On leaving school, Walter was briefly apprenticed to a chemist in Birmingham and spent his leisure time attending medical lectures. |
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| More and more people are taking to water-based activities in their leisure time. |
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| I'm a lazy good-for-nothing at heart, so I don't want to waste my precious leisure time paying bills. |
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| Many of us spend leisure time sitting in front of television screens or computer monitors. |
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| They also spend leisure time exercising at the gym and attending classes and workshops. |
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| As the baby boom generation ages and leisure time increases, the demand for cruises will grow. |
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| Furthermore, he claims that wealthy young men with much leisure time on their hands follow him around as they enjoy hearing people cross-questioned. |
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| Bulgaria's industrial revolution did not bring levels of development as advanced as in other countries, but people acquired more leisure time for cultural pursuits. |
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| Instead, Bank of America was trying to get its employees to volunteer leisure time to spiff up the company's facilities. |
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| In fact, no less than 8.7 million day-trippers visit the Valais region during their holiday or leisure time. |
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| Perhaps if we had no positional impulse, we'd find luxurious stretches of leisure time less intolerably enervating. |
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| Romanticized and inaccurate depiction of the native people enjoying their leisure time by water. |
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| Set priorities for after-school activities, job and chore hours, homework and leisure time. |
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| They are also entitled to leisure time so that they may take physical exercise. |
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| The increasing rarity of the full-time homemaker has done more to reduce everyone's leisure time than any other factor. |
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| Employed persons tend to enjoy less leisure time than the average person and inactive persons spend more time on leisure. |
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| A better relationship between sport at school and sport in leisure time also needs to be created. |
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| Players were no longer limited to playing in their leisure time if they were able to make a good living out of the sport. |
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| The new magazine is aimed at an active audience who enjoy spending their leisure time outdoors. |
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| A healthy lifestyle, with regular sporting activity and leisure time are beneficial and have anti-stress effect. |
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| For starters, look at how you spend your leisure time and see whether you are satisfied. |
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| Seniors form a healthy and vital cohort, with a considerable amount of leisure time and a tendency to travel more than they did in the past. |
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| How adolescents spend their leisure time depends on the availability of facilities for them in specific areas. |
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| One of Infomaniak's staff who cycles in his leisure time has decided to use this mode of transport all year round. |
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| Just like us we like to spend our leisure time in places like ourselves with people we appreciate the most. |
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| As leisure time increased and road networks improved, so too did the tourist industry. |
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| Mauritania offers young people various ways of spending their leisure time. |
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| These improvements will enhance the quality of programming and leisure time for all residents of Hamiota and the surrounding communities. |
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| Young people across Europe spend a good part of their leisure time interacting and learning in this wonderful world we know as the web. |
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| Our biggest problem was going to be how we would fill our day, what we would do with all of our leisure time. |
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| Those retained below are paid work, commuting, unpaid work and leisure time. |
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| When I was at school in the 1940s and 50s, we were asked to write compositions on how we would spend this leisure time and what kind of tourism we would like to see developed. |
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| Implementation of such steps will leave ministers the leisure time to go yachting with a clear conscience, and not worry about any photographs which could damage their images. |
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| It feels like a sufficiently meaningful and enjoyable activity that you might pursue it in your leisure time. |
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| In their leisure time, though, whalemen often practised the art of scrimshaw, creating unique and beautiful works of art as well as practical and useful tools and implements. |
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| In addition to separating work time and leisure time, the advent of industrial society also established a clear divide between men and women and their respective domains. |
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| The first is a result of lack of data: no distinction was made between employed, unemployed and inactive persons in their consumption of leisure time per day. |
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| Young women particularly valued the role of physical activity in maintaining weight and a toned figure, but unlike young men, they found that physical activity did not fit in well with their leisure time. |
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| In his leisure time, he enjoys vineyards, Australian rules football and cricket. |
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| After retiring from a teaching career, Jean-Guy Marsan has put his interest in the history of Montreal to good use by devoting his leisure time as a tourist guide and lecturer for Montreal visitors. |
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| How dare you exercise choice and use your leisure time the way you choose. |
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| Others spend their leisure time restoring and sailing old wooden boats. |
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| This will give you a real bounciness and a desire to try out some new things in your leisure time. |
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| If leisure time is not used to tone up a man's system he will be irritable when he should be pleasant, restless when he should be in repose, and excitable when he should be calm. |
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| Procrastinators, ineffective time managers, and people with little free time can bring more leisure time into their lives by scheduling leisure activities. |
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| According to the survey, while 57 per cent are attracted by the prospect of more leisure time of a phased retirement program, 42 per cent indicated that they like their work and want to continue their career in some form. |
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| She enlists the help of other family members so that she has enough leisure time to participate in social and community life and to further her own learning. |
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| There is an abundance of energy-rich food that is often poor in nutrients, and decreasing needs and opportunities for physical activity both at work and at leisure time. |
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| They report being happiest during leisure time when they make love, socialize and talk, followed by when they eat, do sports, shop, cook and pursue hobbies. |
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| They foster a healthily competitive spirit, an ability to win and lose with equally good grace and a sense of identity, as well as promoting the good use of leisure time as a habit for the future. |
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| A 90-hour, seven-day work week, crisscrossing the globe, drumming up support for the new venture, seems to impinge on his leisure time. |
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| The after-tax wage rates are used to impute the incomes of leisure time. |
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| He introduced the Kellogg six hour day, believing that leisure time and not economic growth without end represented the true crowning achievement of capitalism. |
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| Fellow student, Jad Freij, a senior at Al-Quds, adds, 'With the help of Avicenna, I can access my courses seven days a week, 24 hours a day, in my leisure time. |
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| The proliferation of laborsaving devices has not given us more leisure time, paradoxically. |
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| As literacy and leisure time expanded after 1900, reading became a popular pastime. |
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| However, over the last several decades, studies have consistently shown that the amount of leisure time has not decreased. |
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| Potential voters' perception that they are busier is common and might be just as important as a real decrease in leisure time. |
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| It also, however, has a lot to offer for relaxation and leisure time, such as the SPA at the BELLAGIO, famous luxury hotel-casino, offering its multimillionaire customers a quiet place to relax and stay in shape. |
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| He spent much of his leisure time in the town and constructed the Royal Pavilion during the early part of his Regency. |
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| A collectivized, planned economy seeks to productively employ all adults with the goal of maximizing the wealth, including leisure time, available to all. |
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| This modern marina, situated in the heart of the municipality of Benicarló, has on offer no end of user services, and its convenient urban location complements an extensive range of leisure time options. |
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| As leisure time was looked down upon by the Romans, writing history became an acceptable way to spend retirement. |
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| Our spendthrift habits extend all the way from governments, which could cut their civil administration costs by applying strict account-keeping and managerial discipline, to individuals who waste even their leisure time. |
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| Thus far, the English lexicographers had all been men who made dictionaries in their leisure time or as an avocation, but in 1702 appeared a work by the first professional lexicographer, John Kersey the Younger. |
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| Bai Juyi used his leisure time to enjoy the beauty of West Lake, visiting it almost daily. |
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| For example, leisure travellers going to their destination for a week-end or city trip will prefer not to spend a substantial part of their leisure time travelling in more time-consuming means of transport. |
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| Above all, you should reward them, if your duty roster at all allows it, regularly with a few hours leisure time as compensation for their «around the clock assignment». |
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| In light of the fact that domestic labour is most likely to be seen as women's work, the demands of household responsibilities are more likely to intrude on women's leisure time. |
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| When they decide to indulge in something, e.g. products which help maintain health, a pedicure or leisure time services, they attach a good deal of importance to quality. |
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| You can also take part in a whole range of activities, spend leisure time in the common areas and make friends with other residents who, like you, have opted for an active and well-deserved lifestyle. |
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| Members of the middle and upper classes often studied natural history in their leisure time. As a reflection of this, decorative art and design incorporated animal and plant motifs in home furnishings. |
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| The boom in tourism, spurred by growing wealth and leisure time, and by Victoria's example, led to significant urban development of the island's coastal resorts. |
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| Unlike a professional and vocational education that prepares students for their careers, a liberal education prepares students to utilize their leisure time. |
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| Spends leisure time riding Paso Fino horses with wife, Janice. |
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| At a time when families may be re-evaluating how their money is prioritised, we are hopeful this offer will help to protect leisure time, especially for young people. |
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| The wealth such business brought to Italy meant large public and private artistic projects could be commissioned and individuals had more leisure time for study. |
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| Though commercial use of the UK's canals declined after the Second World War, recreational use gradually increased as people had more leisure time and disposable income. |
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