This prompted them to take some time off from spaceflight.
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He intends to take some time off before his next venture.
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But I struggled against my decision to take some time off.
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I planned to take some time off and kind of regroup.
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And now he's ready to take some time off, he adds.
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Anwar said he would take some time off with his family.
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"After Juni I wanted to take some time off," he said.
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We are going to go take some time off our lives.
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I got support from my project to take some time off.
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Take some time off so you don't have to worry about work.
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If you're finally able to take some time off from work, congrats!
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Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux, needs to take some time off.
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But he is expected to take some time off following the polo match.
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I want to go do some other stuff and take some time off.
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After 5 years I've decided to leave Twitter and take some time off.
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Mr. Groff's outburst results in him being asked to take some time off.
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I've simply made a personal decision to leave and take some time off.
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I definitely had to take some time off and just not do anything.
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Mothers who take some time off are also less likely to suffer from depression.
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Ultimately, I decided to take some time off from restaurant life for two years.
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Take some time off to rest if you can, and be responsible about it.
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"If you need to take some time off, your fans will understand," she said.
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But what if I had to take some time off school for personal reasons?
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The chair urged him to take some time off, please, for his own sake.
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If your body and mental state is urging you to take some time off, listen.
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My son was born in late June; it seemed wise to take some time off.
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I'm going to try to take some time off, hopefully soon, to try to recover.
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But this week, both characters take some time off from their respective forms of martyrdom.
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At 67, O'Reilly may choose to take some time off to weigh his next move.
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Importantly, leadership doesn&apost just take some time off — they take their fully allotted leave.
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After three years of filming, are you going to take some time off this year?
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Chen said she would take some time off "to recharge" before pursuing "more international business opportunities".
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Haley was vague about her reasons for quitting, citing a desire to take some time off.
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Keep your plans flexible and take some time off to focus on yourself, if you're able.
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It could be that Baldwin wants to take some time off to be with his family.
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I may take some time off the internet, please know your support means everything to me.
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Instead, take some time off (and avoid burnout) without dipping into your rainy-day fund. How?
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I may take some time off the internet, please know your support means everything to me.
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You're eager to take some time off now, but be smart about how you plan it.
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I thought that maybe I will just take some time off, since the work was limited.
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I just went to Pete and said, "I need to take some time off," and just disappeared.
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It's good for everyone, even the president, to take some time off every once in a while.
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When given the benefit, many men take some time off, but usually not more than 10 days.
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You're actively job searching and need to take some time off for an interview you have scheduled.
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Short version: they'd been made to take some time off work because of sex and porn addiction.
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What's unclear ... whether Clooney is going to take some time off to heal before returning to the set.
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Cartasegna will take some time off work, and "we are going to reinforce his security," Conte Grande said.
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I had to take some time off — I went away, I took care of it, and I'm feeling great.
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That said, businesses can let their salaried employees use vacation days if they need to take some time off.
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Systrom and Krieger apparently plan to take some time off after leaving Facebook, though what follows that is unclear.
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The coach said he will take some time off and was not ready to answer questions on his future.
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If, however, you would like to take some time off and think about books instead, you are in luck.
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Sometimes I take some time off, let the nannies take days off, and hang out at home with Stormi.
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Sometimes I take some time off, let the nannies take days off, and hang out at home with Stormi.
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And once she'd reached what felt to her like a professional threshold, she decided to take some time off.
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It will be valuable for the brand to take some time off, and recalibrate in the land of streaming.
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"After 5 years I've decided to leave Twitter and take some time off," Mr. Messinger said in the post.
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With kids being out of school, summer offers many families the best chance to take some time off to travel.
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Offtime, which costs $2.99, will allow you to block contacts and apps so you can actually take some time off.
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Eventually, Graham says, she'd like to start her own business, but plans to take some time off in the interim.
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Little wonder that after leaving Uber, VanderZanden wanted to take some time off to decompress with his wife and two daughters.
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I decided I was going to take some time off and work on a script, but all my ideas seemed inauthentic.
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When Cynthia Thomas Reher was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 2012, she wished she could take some time off from work.
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But the Atlanta native plans to take some time off next month, and he spends all major holidays with his family.
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His immediate plan is to take some time off to rest before "embarking on a new adventure back in Silicon Valley."
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Lady Liberty decided to take some time off Tuesday night, in a fitting kickoff to Wednesday's "Day Without a Woman" protests.
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BUT I AM GOING TO TAKE SOME TIME OFF EARN THINK ABOUT WHAT THE NEXT STEP IS. AND THINGS REVEAL THEMSELVES.
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Opinion Columnist I think I can now take some time off from the U.S. political crisis to talk about events elsewhere.
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Virgo season finds you hard at work; however, now is the time to take some time off to focus on healing.
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Messinger made the announcement in — no surprise — a tweet: After 5 years I've decided to leave Twitter and take some time off.
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Hopefully I can take some time — chill with the dogs, hand with the pigs a little bit more, take some time off.
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Besides, Ray tells Marnie: He can afford to take some time off, now that Shoshanna is running the show at the coffeeshop.
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We are often tired, so we talk about why and if we need to take some time off next week for ourselves.
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He thinks it's most important to mobilize at the end of any campaign, so take some time off now if you need it.
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So I felt like I really committed myself, and I need to commit myself and my body and take some time off, restart.
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If other films came along, some interesting stuff, I might have to take some time off for that, so just seeing what happens.
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I ended up just paying him a bonus equal to a week or two's pay so that he could take some time off.
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"She made a really smart decision by deciding to take some time off in the off-season," the ESPN analyst LaChina Robinson said.
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Rudy G was so surprised by Girardi getting the axe, he even speculated that it might've been Joe's call to take some time off.
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And this spring, Albright's father died of cancer, requiring him to take some time off and make the cross-country trip home to Oregon.
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I competed in several international tournaments and was doing ok, until a low kick-induced knee injury forced me to take some time off.
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Cardi B is addressing critics of her plastic surgery and defending her choice to take some time off from performing while she finishes healing.
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Relish in your feats, prepare yourself for a change in power, then take some time off to rest and brainstorm your next entrepreneurial idea.
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"A lot of people told me, when daddy passed away/Go take some time off, but I got no time to waste," he sings.
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See, for instance, how Taylor Swift said she might "take some time off," arguing that she thinks "people might need a break from" her.
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Ms. Pruitt sent messages to several white couples she had befriended at the church, telling them she was going to take some time off.
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People who pay to have a fun place to play are willing to take some time off getting off and get some laughs in.
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He will begin treatment in the coming weeks, he said, without providing details, but will first take some time off to spend with his family.
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I had decided after Hydra that I wanted to take some time off, and I thought that I'd given music enough of myself for a while.
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He ended his scenes by ordering the character of Jennifer "JJ" Jareau (played by A.J. Cook) to take some time off after a particularly traumatic case.
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A number of researchers have shown a connection between a deliberate choice to take some time off and getting better grades upon return to the classroom.
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Around the same time, both of my sisters had a bunch of kids, and it was a moment to take some time off with my family.
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"When people feel bad and are in a bad mood, they might decide to take some time off work or go to the beach," says Aref.
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But take some time off, breathe new air and see new things and the ideas will come, and you'll be refreshed when you come back on Monday.
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I want to be proactive and focus on maintaining my health and happiness and have decided that the best way forward is to take some time off.
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Buttigieg, who suspended his campaign on March 1, said he and his husband, Chasten, were planning to take some time off before jumping back into public life.
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While 70 percent of fathers take some time off after their children are born, the majority of them take less than 227 days away from the job.
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"As of late, I've been able to kind of undo that hardwiring and enjoy the now, and take some time off and take a breath," he added.
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Agnefjall, who took on the job in 2013, said in the statement he would take some time off with his family before embarking on his next venture.
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A second source who asked not to be named says Maris has told friends he's mulling several ideas but wants to take some time off first to recharge.
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He was kind enough to take some time off from shouting about his debut album and doing improv comedy to meet me somewhere we both love: the cemetery.
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Bain does not have another job lined up, and instead plans to take some time off before starting something new, according to a source close to the company.
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CTO Adam Messinger is leaving to take some time off after five years at the company, and Josh McFarland, VP of product, is joining venture capital firm Greylock.
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Which is odd because he stated multiple times that he was going to take some time off, yet he seems like he's still trying to stay in the conversation.
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We can afford to take some time off to get to know our new little guy and to make sure he's well cared for when we need to work.
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According to her lawyer, Dan Curry, McClure will not be returning to University of Kansas for her sophomore year, and may take some time off before resuming her education.
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"I want to be proactive and focus on maintaining my health and happiness and have decided that the best way forward is to take some time off," she continued.
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Hopkins has been known to beat the hell out of guys half his age ... take some time off ... then beat the hell out of guys half his age again.
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On Monday, the "ME!" singer opened up in a radio interview with Zach Sang about needing to take some time off and getting back to a positive place again.
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Doshi, meanwhile, plans to take some time off and then return to Mixpanel in the role of executive director, which could include working on products and helping with recruiting.
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"My therapist & doctor are recommending that I take some time off to get my head back in the game," he said at the time in an announcement on Twitter.
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Mr. Shorris said that he expects to work through early January, adding that he planned to take some time off and did not know what he would do next.
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And business-owners no longer need to close up shop if they fall sick or have a family emergency; they can appoint an interim manager and take some time off.
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My whole purpose in high school had been to get into a good college, and the minute I was admitted, something in me told me to take some time off.
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"The character went to a really good school, had an opportunity to get a really good job, but chose to take some time off and find himself," Mr. Barris said.
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News media organizations that spent tens of thousands of dollars polling around the period of the conventions take some time off and wait to re-enter the fray in September.
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"Pat Shanahan, who is a wonderful person, is, as you know, going to take some time off for family matters," Trump told reporters before heading to Florida for a campaign rally.
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The nude album artwork was released just days after Cardi addressed critics of her plastic surgery and defended her choice to take some time off from performing while she finishes healing.
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The adverse effects of irregular shifts are moderated by having true schedule flexibility — the ability to alter their daily starting and ending times and to take some time off during work.
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I launched #Angels with five of my colleagues from Twitter, which is an angel investing group that maybe we'll talk about later, and I forced myself to take some time off.
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But I couldn't counsel him much, because what is there to say beyond "Be careful, know that it's a tribute to your effectiveness and don't hesitate to take some time off"?
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The Reddit co-founder, who is more eager than ever to get everything in his life baby-ready, said he plans to take some time off after the birth of the baby.
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"I planned to take some time off after Chicago, but there kept being once-in-a-lifetime experiences in front of me that I didn't want to miss out on," she explained.
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According to a statement released on Thursday, the self-proclaimed Prince of F—king Darkness will take some time off to recover from injuries he sustained while healing from a bout of pneumonia.
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And while I expect to have a clean bill of health, short term I need to take care of myself and so will take some time off this year to do just that.
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Now, Ruiz says he plans to take some time off and hang with his family before trying to lock down a 3rd fight with Joshua ... a fight Andy says he'll PROPERLY train for.
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As for Floyd's chances in a scrap like that ... Israel says he'd actually give Mayweather a shot -- especially if the legendary boxer was willing to take some time off to train for it.
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Just as the Irish star departed from the featherweight division moments after winning the belt, he now plans to take some time off to father his first child with long-time girlfriend Dee Devlin.
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"Those investments are sometimes expensive, sometimes require a degree of sophistication and knowledge, and an ability to take some time off to figure out what you're going to do to protect yourself," Yohe said.
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The most logical thing to do when you decide to step back from your successful startup, which didn't end up in the deadpool like the other 22013 percent, is to take some time off.
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Maryland's law does have one thing that California's doesn't — a provision that tries to go after the "mommy track," where women's careers get systemically stunted after they take some time off to have children.
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According to a report from the Department of Labor, nine out of 10 fathers in the U.S. take some time off from work for the birth or adoption of a child — but not much.
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Twitter chief technology officer Adam Messinger tweeted he will leave the company and "take some time off," one of two top staffers on Tuesday to join the exodus of staff from the social media company.
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That comes exactly a week after he decided that he would take some time off, just as the results of an investigation into widespread mismanagement and a toxic work culture under his leadership were revealed.
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The microblogging platform's chief technology officer, Adam Messinger, tweeted that he would leave the company and "take some time off", while Josh McFarland, vice president of product at Twitter, also said he was exiting the company.
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"I planned to take some time off after 'Chicago' (2002), but there kept being once-in-a-lifetime experiences in front of me that I didn't want to miss out on," she told American Way magazine.
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But ultimately I'm most passionate about building companies and products from scratch, and I decided to take some time off to travel and be inspired before I get back into the swing of things in 2018.
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Ms. Gontareva said she was planning to take some time off and re-enter the private sector — she previously worked for a brokerage firm in Ukraine — adding that she hoped never to be a bureaucrat again.
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Subject: Personal Update After nearly 5 years and a once in a lifetime ride, I have let Evan know that I am leaving Snap to take some time off to recharge before deciding on my next adventure.
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Paternity leave in Japan: When a powerful politician said he would take some time off after his partner gives birth later this month, he sent ripples across social media in a country where many fathers are workaholics.
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"After a busy year of work engagements that took her all over the globe, Paris decided that she needed to take some time off to reboot, realign and prioritize her physical and emotional health," the source told PEOPLE.
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" After speaking with Kanye, 39, they decided it would be best for him to take some time off from touring and to cancel the remainder of his 21 shows, saying, "he knows he needs a little time off.
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Britain's Murray won his third Rogers Cup title last year in Montreal but the defending champion said that after reaching the final round in each of his last five events that he needed to take some time off.
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"I think about those women that will leave the work force because that's their only option, and this provides them a way to take some time off, spend time devoted to their family and then return," she said.
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Usually I cover national security in the Washington bureau, but I spent the past week in Florida covering the president's Christmas vacation to give my colleagues on the White House beat the chance to take some time off.
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He was "elated and relieved" the tour could go forward and explained he should take three to four weeks to recover from the surgery, However, he said was advised by his doctor to take some time off and rest.
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A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby follows the beloved Queen Amber (Rose McIver) and King Richard (Ben Lamb) as they prepare to take some time off from ruling Aldovia to get ready for the birth of their first child.
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"After a busy year of work engagements that took her all over the globe, Paris decided that she needed to take some time off to reboot, realign and prioritize her physical and emotional health," a source close to Jackson told PEOPLE.
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"I need to take some time off of the day-to-day to grieve my mother, whom I buried on Friday, to reflect, to work on myself, and to focus on building out a world-class leadership team," the email said.
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Though Ms. Webb has decided to take some time off from skeleton while settling into the warmth of married life, she is eager to get back to her sled, inching closer to her Olympic dream with each and every whirlwind plunge.
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"After nearly 5 years and a once in a lifetime ride, I have let Evan know that I am leaving Snap to take some time off to recharge before deciding on my next adventure," he said in an email to colleagues.
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" A source close to Jackson previously told PEOPLE that "after a busy year of work engagements that took her all over the globe, Paris decided that she needed to take some time off to reboot, realign and prioritize her physical and emotional health.
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We'll take some time off and put on a play; we'll solder some circuits for fun and come up with something new; we'll be productive in that essentially human way that you can't always be when you're not the wealthiest person on Earth.
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It's highly possible your spouse will need to take some time off to grieve, and it's also possible they'll want to cut down on work hours or even stop working all together once they face life alone — especially if you have kids.
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Since then, she's released Radio Music Society in 2012, a self-avowed stab at pop crossover, and when that didn't work she decided to take some time off to relax and chase her muse before returning, four years later, with Emily's D+Evolution.
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"During November, as we hire tens of thousands of seasonal employees we have the opportunity to offer voluntary time-off (VTO) as a benefit to associates to take some time off before the holiday volume kicks in," an Amazon spokesperson told Gizmodo last December.
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Across the country at 23andMe's Mountain View, California, headquarters, CEO Anne Wojcicki is in her third trimester, with her third child, but the company was not yet ready to discuss her plans for maternity leave beyond indicating the CEO will take some time off.
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"After a busy year of work engagements that took her all over the globe, Paris decided that she needed to take some time off to reboot, realign and prioritize her physical and emotional health," a source close to the star told PEOPLE on Jan. 15.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Flanked by multiple security guards, Kim Kardashian and her family on Thursday left the Manhattan apartment where they have been closeted since she was robbed at gunpoint in Paris, amid reports that the reality star was planning to take some time off.
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I suspect he'll take some time off to reflect on his achievements with this unique trilogy of video games, as he certainly deserves to; and I hope that however and whenever he returns to what he loves, the project won't be short of singular style.
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"After a busy year of work engagements that took her all over the globe, Paris decided that she needed to take some time off to reboot, realign and prioritize her physical and emotional health," a source close to the daughter of the late Michael Jackson told PEOPLE.
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Ariana Grande has arrived back at her Florida home after a terrorist attack killed 22 people at her Monday show in Manchester, and while the status of her remaining tour dates remains unclear, her movements could signal that the shattered singer may take some time off.
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Not having played in the city since disappearing for a year to take some time off, Sheeran looked thrilled to be back on stage in front of an intimate crowd to rip through tracks from his new album Divide and play some of his biggest hits.
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For the purposes of this weekend, I've made the executive decision to take some time off work and enjoy catching up with cherished friends; intrepid NOLA-based photographer and writer Teddie Taylor will be documenting the goings on for us, so look for that here on Noisey next week.
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Queen Amber (Rose McIver) and King Richard (Lamb) are getting ready to take some time off to prepare for their first child's arrival, but first they have to host King Tai (Kevin Shen) and Queen Ming (Moma Yeung) of Penglia to renew a 600-year-old sacred truce.
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"After a busy year of work engagements that took her all over the globe, Paris decided that she needed to take some time off to reboot, realign and prioritize her physical and emotional health," a source close to the 20-year-old daughter of the late Michael Jackson tells PEOPLE.
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" The 24-year-old continued, "I want to be proactive and focus on maintaining my health and happiness and have decided that the best way forward is to take some time off... I need to face this head on to ensure I am doing everything possible to be my best.
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With the company in a good place and its co-founder and CMO Jessica Scorpio "really happy with where things are," she told TechCrunch, it's time for her to take some time off, leave her day-to-day role at the company and move into a role on the board of directors.
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Recent events have brought home for me that people are more important than work, and that I need to take some time off of the day-to-day to grieve my mother, whom I buried on Friday, to reflect, to work on myself, and to focus on building out a world-class leadership team.
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"We're only as good as the information we get, but Conor is telling people privately, he hasn't gone public with it yet, but he's saying, 'Look, with a win here tonight should I beat Eddie (Alvarez), I'm going to take some time off and do everything I can to get the boxing match with Floyd Mayweather,'" Sonnen said.
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"Chip and I made a choice to take some time off this past year because it seemed best for us in that season — even though we knew it would stretch us to stay still," she says of the couple's decision to announce the end of their mega-popular HGTV series after it's fifth season in September 2017.
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"Recent events have brought home for me that people are more important than work, and that I need to take some time off of the day-to-day to grieve my mother, whom I buried on Friday, to reflect, to work on myself, and to focus on building out a world-class leadership team," he wrote.
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A Cinderella Story: Christmas Wish Team Kaylie: Part 2 (Holiday Episode) A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby: The latest installment in the franchise follows the beloved Queen Amber (Rose McIver) and King Richard (Ben Lamb) as they prepare to take some time off from ruling Aldovia to get ready for the birth of their first child.
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" Nazworth, who has previously criticized Trump -- "Evangelicals who rationalize Donald Trump's misbehavior are sacrificing their moral authority at the altar of politics," he wrote in February for the Post -- said on Twitter he plans to take "some time off" over the holidays but will "say more about how Christians sully the name of Christ in their alliance with Trump in the new year.
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