How to Use leisure in a Sentence
leisure
noun
- I don't have much time for leisure.
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Their leisure, like a monastery’s, was ruled by the clock.
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Longreads,
17 Apr. 2018
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Then, roll out and shape the turnovers at your leisure.
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Jeanmarie Brownson,
charlotteobserver,
19 June 2018
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Guests at the party pull the tee shirts out and smell at their leisure.
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Ellie Delano,
Woman's Day,
24 July 2014
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Make the sauce once, stick it in your fridge, and use it over the next few weeks at your leisure.
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Deena Shanker,
Bloomberg.com,
21 Dec. 2017
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And a new shade of leisure for Huntsville’s downtown-ish area.
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Matt Wake | Mwake@al.com,
al,
10 June 2022
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Guests are free to use the fire pits and swimming hole at their leisure.
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Elizabeth Finkelstein,
Country Living,
29 Jan. 2018
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Subscribers pay a fee and use the service at their leisure.
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Greg Moore,
azcentral,
12 May 2018
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To register for the leisure paddle, go to ohioriverpaddlefest.org/registration.
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Taylor Burnette,
The Enquirer,
3 Aug. 2022
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Buy it for yourself and leave it on the top of the book stack so guests can flip through at their leisure.
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Jenna Rosenstein,
Harper's BAZAAR,
9 Nov. 2021
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Exit the rink at your leisure, trade in your skates, and get to lip smacking.
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Kevin Williams,
chicagotribune.com,
3 Aug. 2019
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Hop aboard a ferry and hop off at any of the five villages at your leisure.
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Kasia Dietz,
Condé Nast Traveler,
20 Oct. 2023
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The rest of us may find the play’s leisure in getting there frustrating.
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Margaret Gray,
Los Angeles Times,
19 Oct. 2019
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Pulling up the rear were auto, banks, travel and leisure and tech stocks.
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Bernhard Warner,
Fortune,
22 Feb. 2022
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Summer is a season of fun, restoration, and for many, a time of leisure.
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Lynnette Nicholas,
Essence,
26 July 2022
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So workers need to make the most of their limited leisure time.
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The Economist,
15 Aug. 2019
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Some opt to break from their hike and wait out the snowmelt elsewhere, then return at their leisure.
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Gregory Thomas,
SFChronicle.com,
22 Oct. 2019
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In most of the countries singled out, few people have the means for leisure travel.
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Seventeen,
30 June 2017
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Being able to sleep in your own bed to avoid sickness and drive yourself to and from the venue at your leisure helps.
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Holly Brooks,
Anchorage Daily News,
28 Jan. 2018
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That has kept me from becoming a jerk with a yacht or a person of leisure.
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Michael Roberts,
Outside Online,
13 Oct. 2021
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At about a mile long, the bridge is open for pedestrians and bike riders to cross at their leisure.
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Emma Austin,
The Courier-Journal,
19 June 2018
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In most of the countries singled out, few people have the means for leisure travel.
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Washington Post,
30 June 2017
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At most, the leisure travel recovery has been set back a few weeks.
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Jon Sindreu,
WSJ,
15 Dec. 2021
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Women in these places work less, are less likely to work in high-end jobs, and have more leisure time.
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Kevin Lewis,
BostonGlobe.com,
8 June 2018
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This comes at a time when the city has been hit hard by a lack of leisure and business visitors.
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Star Tribune,
9 Oct. 2020
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Justices who plan to dissent could still do so at their leisure.
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The Editors,
National Review,
3 May 2022
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To match it, the style covers a range of colorful, sporty, leisure, and boyish clothes.
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Monica Kim,
Vogue,
22 Sep. 2017
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Coleman roams at his leisure, adding in playful quotes of other tunes along the way.
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Washington Post,
28 Jan. 2022
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Use the table of contents to jump to a certain section or skim at your leisure.
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Quartz Staff,
Quartz,
8 May 2020
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But Beatriz is a lady of leisure, with plenty of spare time.
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Jennifer Wilson,
The New Yorker,
25 Sep. 2023
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