Sentences with phrase «outdoors on my days off»

I work in a fast paced medical profession, long hours, but enjoy the outdoors on my days off.

Dr. Spooner can be found outdoors on her days off enjoying nature while hiking or skiing.

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We kicked off the day on the Academy's amazing outdoor pitches and you will never guess who turned up... Andre Wisdom, how cool, he even passed on some useful tips for use on the pitch and how he progressed through the Academy.

On warm days, there's a large outdoor pool to help you cool off.

It is a four - day tournament, but Sunday afternoon provides the climax when crowds from across California file on to makeshift seating around a central outdoor stage to witness the year's top crop of «frog jockeys» do battle in a jump off.

With the weight of your hair evenly distributed and kept off your neck, this super chic bun is perfect to wear at an outdoor barbecue on a hot summer day or a night out clubbing and dancing.

That can mean anything, a roaring fire on a rainy day, a drive down the coast with the roof off, travel to the new and exotic, outdoor concerts, tropical sunsets, great wine over intimate dinners, 600 thread count Egyptian cotton, a willingness to smile at the unexpected and laugh at the absurd!

I love the outdoors, i like going camping, mountain biking on my days off I love going and chilling at the beach, i have a good sense of humour.

Bringing play lessons learnt on outdoor equipment into the classroom can double both the fun and educational value of the school day, as well as giving children the chance to let off steam which improves overall concentration.

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When not stopping by the clinic on his days off, Bob enjoys many outdoor activities, including his «55 and Better» softball team, hiking, cycling and kayaking, as well as working with children — often volunteering at his kids» schools and participating in the «Dad's Club.»

Switching different lights on and off, gathering the mail, moving outdoor trash containers and other small day - to - day changes, can make your house far less appealing to thieves.

The area offers plenty of outdoor & beach activities to enjoy on days off.

Start off with a romp through the Redwoods on our three miles of hiking trails, settle down on our outdoor dining terrace for a woof - tastic Yappetizer, then complete your day with plenty of cuddles in one of our ground floor pet friendly guest rooms.

On hot days, cool off in the outdoor heated pool, surrounded by tropical rock decor as well as multiple waterfall features.

Overlooking the Platypus Pond is a BBQ Hut equipped with dining and kitchen facilities for guest's use along with relaxing sun lounges to cool off by the creek on a warm day, or enjoy the night sky while sitting around a warm fire at the outdoor fireplace.

Cool off during the day in the outdoor pool or relax on lounge chaises on the deck overlooking the Hollywood Hills.

After a day by the pool or on the beach, rinse off in the al - fresco shower, set local seafood on the barbecue and sit down around the outdoor dining area.

Relax outdoors on our private, large wooden deck with dining table, hammock, sofa and refreshing pool, the perfect spot to sunbathe or cool off after a day at the beach.

There is also a large outdoor pool offering to cool you off after a long day of sunbathing either on the sun terrace or on that lovely beach.

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With a range of facilities on - site, guests can choose to cool off at the outdoor pool, take advantage of the tennis court on - site, or head to the fitness center after a hard day spent exploring the city.

Chances are that you will not spend every day sitting in outdoor cafés smoking Gauloises, wearing a beret, sipping espresso and riding off on your Vespa.

In others ways, though, it is all a bit maddening — the crowds on opening day are wild, one fears falling off the building's outdoor staircases, and the layout is insane.

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With automatic brightness off, you will need to manually raise the level when you're in a brighter location such as outdoors on a sunny day.

Since we are in the last couple of days of summer at our house (school starts next week), my kids and I are heading off on an outdoor adventure!

Outdoor lighting changes throughout the day depending on the angle of the sun, whether or not it is overcast, or things it reflects off of (like snow, or the side of a big red barn).