Where's the most relaxing place to take a load off?
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Shouldn't drones be able to take a load off too?
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Take a load off after a long day of networking.
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This weekend, take a load off and soak in some vintage giggles.
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Let your phone take a load off with this charging mat from Insignia.
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Take a load off their minds and tell them how bad they are today. Also?
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In essence, the Fed says, big-bank board members need to take a load off.
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"So Tired" is a psychedelic plea for something, anything, to take a load off his mind.
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They're paying money to come relax and take a load off and you have to remember that.
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At least if we're getting marketed to we can take a load off for a second, you know?
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Adrian Peterson needs to ditch his comeback plans this year ... and take a load off while chilling in Hawaii.
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Keep the au naturel vibe going with this Rattan Fallon Cocoon Chair ($160.99, normally $229.99) and take a load off.
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That calming intimacy makes games like these an easy nostalgic choice when you just want to take a load off.
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Maybe people have been wondering, 'Why doesn't the poor guy take a load off — what is he trying to prove?
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T-Mobile is known to be the "uncarrier" network, so it's no surprise one turkey decided to take a load off.
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You can also take a load off around the corner, at VIDEOLOGY, where movie trivia, bingo and comedy are standard fare.
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You go inside the lounge and take a load off, but you are reminded, often, that you can't stay for long.
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"It's a place for my friends and family to come take a load off," he told the outlet of his ranch.
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But for at least the next three months, you can totally go grab an iced coffee and just take a load off!
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But unfold and extend it, and within seconds it turns into a mobile seat that lets you take a load off nearly anywhere.
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" Paisley sang: "Congratulations citizens/ We're happy that you're here/ Come on in and take a load off/ Grab yourself an ice cold beer.
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Pokeball Grinder After a long day of catching Pokémon, this grinder can help take a load off, if you know what I mean.
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Fighting the effects of a large turkey dinner, she's just trying to clean the rest of the bird so she can take a load off.
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Life is complex enough and a brilliant salesperson can help us take a load off by giving advice to us in easy to understand language.
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Board the ship by gangplank and take a load off in the upper deck hammock, explore the hidden nooks, or throw yourself a fully-fledged costume party.
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Robotic exoskeletons are typically made of soft material equipped with fake mechanical muscles intended to take a load off of real ones, thus augmenting the body's natural abilities.
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After a hard day's work, sometimes it's nice to sit down, put your feet up and take a load off — especially when you're the world's fastest superhero, The Flash.
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That's true of the Jacob, Cotswold and Shetland sheep at the Prospect Park Zoo, which will all take a load off — with the help of expert shearers — this weekend.
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It's something you can ease into when you need to take a load off, dig into when you need some nourishment, and snuggle up with when you need some warmth.
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After a Thanksgiving holiday hopefully filled with lots of food and leftovers, take a load off by staring at a lengthy view of the Earth's ever-changing surface from space.
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It's time for everyone to step out of that heavy navy suit, get out of the baking sun, and take a load off those poor feet before we ALL overheat.
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Opt for sweet dreams with the Kitty-printed metallic sheet set, add a cat accent beaded pillow, or take a load off on a less subtle, giant plush Hello Kitty beanbag.
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So before taking a seat at the holiday table, take a load off with these thematically fitting podcasts that may help improve your day, or at least give you a conversation starter.
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I taught him how to sit, stay, roll over, shake, speak and "take a load off" (which means to go lay down in a specific spot … usually on the bed, our extremely comfortable Serta mattress).
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"Usually the reflection comes at the end of the year when work finishes and you can just take a load off and just sit back and have a beer," said Hamilton, finally breaking into a smile.
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A bottle of Melissa Etheridge's weed-infused wine is a nice way to let her know that you not only want her to take a load off and relax more, but you've also come to terms with and accept her taste in music.
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And yes, I'm comfortably seated here; with a cushion, or better yet with your life jacket on (as it always out to be), the lean post also makes for a great backrest when it comes time to take a load off and give your arm a break from casting.
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This year's best books reflect this whipsawing, whether it's about saving the world (or just a part of it), understanding it a little better, encouraging us to take a load off and pour a nice drink, or just tell us what to do because one more decision was one too many.
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That song turned into "Take a Load Off Your Feet". Brian Wilson would later add some lyrics and help with the melody.
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"Take a Load Off Your Feet" is a song written by Al Jardine, Brian Wilson and Gary Winfrey for the American rock band The Beach Boys. It was projected to be released on Add Some Music, an album which was to be released in 1970. After that album was reworked into Sunflower, "Take a Load Off Your Feet" was released on the next Beach Boys album, Surf's Up.
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"Take a Load Off" was the band's second single, which was released on June 15, and the accompanying music video was released in September. The video is a culmination of clips edited together, including moments with the band—both on and off stage—, samples of cartoons, and "all-American imagery". "Take a Load Off" topped the Alternative Chart at number 24. "Cinnamon" was released as the band's third single, which debuted at number 49 on the Alternative Chart.
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The second and third singles, "Take a Load Off" and "Cinnamon", were released later in the year. Stone Temple Pilots sold 62,000 copies in its first week and peaked at number two on the Billboard 200.
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Oncor Electric Delivery Company's Take A Load Off Texas provides a variety of energy efficiency programs for residences and businesses in an effort to reduce energy and save people money on their electric bill. Oncor budgeted more than $50 million for its programs in 2019; in the last 10 years, Take A Load Off Texas has helped more than 250,000 customers reduce their energy usage. Oncor works for the adoption of larger, commercial electric vehicles in Texas. The company works with electric vehicle original equipment manufacturers and other utilities to monitor the use of electric vehicles in its service territory, so every vehicle and home has adequate power supply; it also works with stakeholders to help install and plan locations for charging stations.
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"Cinnamon" is a song by American rock band Stone Temple Pilots. "Cinnamon" is the sixth track off the band's sixth studio album, Stone Temple Pilots, released in 2010. The song was the album's third single, after "Take a Load Off". Two music videos were filmed for "Cinnamon," however neither one was officially released but can be viewed on YouTube.
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Proposed single-lane one-way overpass of (or alternatively tunnel under) the Brooker Hwy from the Tasman Hwy to Collins St. It would allow buses to access the Elizabeth St Bus Mall, or motorists to access Market Place Car-Park or Argyle St Car-Park in 3 less traffic-lights, and take a load off of Davey St and the Railway Roundabout.
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The second concert was performed the following night and aired on May 27\. Stone Temple Pilots became Artist of the Month for American cable television network ESPN during June, though the network began featuring the band's music during the month of May. Songs from previous releases, as well as "Fast As I Can", "Cinnamon", "Dare If You Dare", and "Take a Load Off", were played during the network's television programming and were listed on the network's website, which included links to purchase the songs. Stone Temple Pilots was released worldwide over a period of a week.
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Around three dozen songs were left off Sunflower. Each member of the band, including Brian, wrote numerous songs for the album. Brian alone had about a full-length album's worth of material that he had written by himself or with collaborators. Among these, "Where Is She?" is a Brian song that, according to band archivist Alan Boyd, resembles the Beatles' "She's Leaving Home". He said: "It’s one of those times that the band’s engineer Steve Desper recalls Brian simply getting an idea and he built this song from the ground up." "Take a Load Off Your Feet (Pete)", written by Brian and Jardine with schoolfriend Gary Winfrey, was included on the band's next album Surf's Up (1971).
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