man of leisure

Too early for a man of leisure to begin his day.

"You may be a man of leisure yourself, but I've things to do."

The easiest way to become a man of leisure would be to first make a fortune.

I understood it too well now - that great lovers were always men of leisure.

Do not forget I am not a man of leisure.

"I'm a man of leisure," he told the 2,000 graduates and their guests.

Plainly, he took me for a man of leisure.

The idea took shape: if he wanted to write, he must first become a man of leisure.

"You'll miss one thing, for sure, when you're a man of leisure," they warned me.

Soon I will be a man of leisure.

Young men of leisure vied to show off their wardrobes.

Is it only poets, and men of leisure and cultivation, who live with her?

Henry returned to England in the nineteenth century, where he lived as a fashionable young man of leisure.

I can't have been a man of leisure.

"I am, alas, a man of leisure," he said sadly.

Although he tried hard, he walked more like a soldier than a man of leisure, and his eyes were frighteningly cold.

And be a man of leisure and pleasure and treasure."

The Prussian Junker was not a man of leisure.

'By this time his life is collapsing, unless he is a man of leisure.

You're a man of leisure now.

In time men of leisure wore kethōneth with sleeves.

Contrast this to the retired man, a man of leisure that is fully rested and happy when he arises.

With you running the Seabourne estate, I'll be a man of leisure."

We want a government that will represent the laboring man, the professional man, the businessman, and the man of leisure.

Jack McKeon, currently a man of leisure with a year's income owed him, knows all three players.