Meanings of new leisure in English

The hoarding and roadworks will soon unveil a gleaming new leisure centre.

This in spite of, or perhaps, because of the new leisure.

And with this new leisure, IT began to consider the result of IT's reproductions.

Here's what's different: in the original movie, the theme park was a revolutionary new leisure attraction.

His previous book explored the thesis of what happens to a society unable to deal with the new leisure.

The sale of the new leisure collection comes after Qantas launched its 'flight to nowhere' across Australia on the weekend.

Despite a funding crunch for existing projects in the last year, authorities have announced new leisure mega-projects outside the holy cities.

In Dublin alone, 20,000 new leisure club memberships have been taken out in the last two years.

CHINA: Communist China used to consider golf a decadent way for capitalists to waste their time but China's new leisure-loving rich have different ideas.

Benefits have included, for example, a new leisure centre and new public spaces as part of the former Heygate estate in Elephant and Castle.

The application also covers a new leisure centre including swimming-pool, conference centre, a new facade entrance and roofs, car-parking and the refurbishment of the hotel.

But he declined to confirm any official ties to other new leisure facilities built by local entrepreneurs in the enclave of 1.5 million people.