Sentence for leisure | Use leisure in a sentence

Sentences with leisure. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use leisure in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for leisure.

• I wish I had leisure to study with you. (10)
• In my leisure I taught my wife to fence. (8)
• Nuns and anchorites may; they have leisure. (10)
• If there is room, and I have leisure, I enter. (10)
• She hardly wished to have more leisure for them. (4)
• Only wealth, social position, leisure, admiration! (8)
• The comfort of it in her hours of leisure was extreme. (4)
• All moved on in a humming leisure, chattering by fits. (10)
• She was not long at leisure, however, for such considerations. (4)
• Then he mounted again at his leisure, to pitch backward as before. (10)
• Finally, my friends, Camilla is something for you to digest at leisure. (10)
• A short time earlier Lord Ormont could have marked it out at his leisure. (10)
• If so, did the fact argue habitual destitution, or merely habitual leisure? (9)
• He frankly gave his leisure to Clementina, and she thought he was very pleasant. (9)
• Saddlebank, however, put on such a pace that no one had leisure for melancholy. (10)
• The two ladies then swept from the room, and left Andrew to perspire at leisure. (10)
• He begged her to continue it; he proposed to read a book till she was at leisure. (10)
• She drew down the blinds to cry at leisure; her wings were clipped, and she lost heart. (10)
• But now society began to claim a share of this leisure, which I by no means begrudged it. (9)
• They have homes abroad, perhaps, and work industriously in leisure hours to beautify them. (21)
• But Jane was to go home with her, and at Longbourn there would be leisure enough for observation. (4)
• The fact was, he was sick of travel and of leisure; he was longing to be at home and at work again. (9)
• Nor had she leisure for the abhorrences, in a heart all flowing to give aid, and uplift and restore. (10)
• Her heart and her time were already quite full; she had neither leisure nor affection to bestow on Fanny. (4)
• It is my belief that Camminy has taken a partner that he may act the independent gentleman at his leisure. (10)
• Now the mustard ceases to travel, and the salt: the guests have leisure to contemplate their achievements. (10)
• But I think the reading was less in every way than it had been, because his work was exhausting and his leisure less. (9)
• He was also an impressionable fellow among his fellows, a philosopher only at his leisure, in his courted solitudes. (10)
• How did they pass their illimitable leisure, when they rested from the fishing-net by day and the chicken-coop by night? (9)
• If it is possible to connect a woman with the devoutest of their anticipations, the sons of leisure up there will do it. (10)
• And I think, too, that a form of hospitality like this by which I am invited to be analysed at leisure, is both mean and base. (10)
• No more to-day; but descend at your leisure, my dear, and we will try to mount again by-and-by, and not so fast, if you please. (10)
• One youth in Cologne held out against the standing tyranny, and chose to do beauty homage in his own fashion, and at his leisure. (10)
• It seemed for some reason to be a day of leisure with the Chinese dwellers in Mott Street, which March had been advised to take first. (9)
• It would be an interesting, and certainly a very kind undertaking; highly becoming her own situation in life, her leisure, and powers. (4)
• Catherine had no leisure for speech, being at once blushing, tying her gown, and forming wise resolutions with the most violent dispatch. (4)
• At times it had been spirited and aggressive, but for the most part it had stood rather for elegant leisure and a somewhat remote criticism. (14)
• The general, between his cocoa and his newspaper, had luckily no leisure for noticing her; but to the other two her distress was equally visible. (4)
• Her outward composure and a hard animation of countenance (which, having ceased the talking within himself, he had now leisure to notice) humiliated him. (10)
• You see Folly perpetually sliding into new shapes in a society possessed of wealth and leisure, with many whims, many strange ailments and strange doctors. (10)

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Definition of leisure:

• leisure, l’zhr, or lezh’-, n. time free from employment: freedom from occupation, convenient opportunity, ease. | adj. unoccupied. | adj. lei’sured, not occupied with business. | adj. and adv. lei’surely, not hasty or hastily. | at leisure, at one’s leisure, free from occupation, at one’s ease or convenience. (0)

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