1.   Metcalf had taken the weekend off from work and gone to a pub with her sister.

2.   We Decided that she would take one weekend off at a hotel where they had room service.

3.   Or it might take a weekend depending.

4.   And it provoked some discussion with his family when he took a long weekend in Kennebunkport, Maine, in early July.

5.   Before Memorial Day she did an about-face and told them to take the weekend off.

6.   Bettman and Goodenow, as well as lawyers from each side, are expected to take the weekend off and resume negotiations Monday.

7.   Alex Solis was named the jockey for Staffin after Gary Stevens said he would take the weekend off to deal with a personal matter.

8.   Cave said many traders will take the weekend to look at moves they made during the past week and see where they want to go from there.

9.   Esquire, whose company does personal training and fitness consulting, said the trainer had recently taken a weekend stretching workshop but had scant hands-on experience.

10.   Football needs to take the weekend off.