Leisure In A Sentence

• I had now leisure to look to myself.
• Then her leisure was exchanged for hurry.
• A pretty play our leisure to beguile!
• Is not leisure an essential spring in the social machine?
• If so, he was not long to have leisure for indulging it.
• After bread has been secured, leisure is the supreme aim.
• So think not I have leisure to relate.
• Alas, I have not leisure for your punishment.
• But he was not allowed much leisure for pondering on the future.
• Curiously enough, his leisure extended to practically the same limits.
• He told me he had a little leisure that evening, and would take me home.
• Some, for example, will give their hours of leisure to literature.
• I take advantage of a moment's leisure to-day to answer your letter.

• I write as early as my circumstances have afforded me the necessary leisure and composure of mind.
• It seemed as if his desperate condition had given him a large quiet leisure for introspection.
• The relief from marching and the ample leisure to cook food are redeeming features.
• With much leisure on his hands, he first sought rest and recreation, and then occupation.
• Freeling's leisure was devoted to the formation of a curious and valuable library.
• She would have had scarcely any leisure but that her mother-in-law sometimes relieved her of the care of the children.
• Below him men were crouching on the roofs like cats, to be picked off at the leisure of the police.
• The pity of it is that all mothers cannot have this unlimited leisure to give to their children in the days when character is forming for life.
• This method perhaps struck me as the more complete because it left her the leisure for a frantic attempt to anticipate our every wish.
• Notwithstanding the arduous nature of her work and her exceedingly delicate health, she devoted her leisure hours to literary composition.
• The process needs repeating about every twenty days, but it helps to fill up the infinite leisure of life.
• After he had commenced his great work, he found no time to enjoy society, no hours of leisure and repose.
• There was not much drumming, because the drummer spent nearly all his ample leisure on more or less successful efforts to vend programmes.
• Now she felt that she really had leisure to enjoy her surroundings, which were usually very important to Joan.
• After we had begun work in the morning, he would saunter down to the kitchen and have his coffee, the one person of leisure in the establishment.
• Then, when you fire, you may advance and go on firing at your leisure and pleasure, if you can get any pleasure out of it.
• Atwood and Henry having placed orders hung back, content to wait for a later moment when she might have leisure to talk to them.
• Then, if time and leisure be allowed, and the poacher is a good "caller," almost every bird on a moor may be bagged.
• Have you such leisure from your own affairs To think of those, that don't concern you, Chremes?
• Having solved her riddle, King had leisure to be interested in her eyes, and watched them analytically, like a jeweler appraising diamonds.
• I know that you are going to point out to me that vast numbers of people regularly spend a considerable portion of their leisure in striving after self-improvement.
• The pavement, even in Pera, is not good enough to allow a carriage to drive quickly, so you have full leisure to look at its inmates.
• One of the young men who had crossed with her agreed that it was a waste of time to work when there was money to spend, and they decided for a life of leisure together.
• All that June which followed, I passed my leisure hours and leisure days in the open air, in the woods.
• When not engaged in definite or specific work, she had a chronic sock-knitting which helped to fill up and round off the corners of her leisure hours.
• But what was one to do who had both money and leisure linked to an irresistible desire to leave behind one place or thing in pursuit of another, indeterminately?
• It was not enormous, but it served to relieve him from the wear and tear of general practice, and allowed him many hours of leisure in his laboratory.

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