Sentence examples for Leave-taking from inspiring English sources
noun
The process of saying goodbye.
- The formal leave-taking ceremony of a diplomat can take all day just to say we'll have my replacement here tomorrow.
But they made the last act's adagio a poignant, intimate dance of leave-taking.
I deduce from this that my problem is leave-taking itself.
THE four dancers of Eliot Feld's new "Adieu" at times certainly appeared to be engaged in leave-taking.
Use the correct form of leave-taking.
Leave-taking is an important family policy instrument to promote gender equality.
Leave-taking among high school graduates rose 8 percentage points and 12 points among black mothers.
Then you leave, taking little away.
When Frago tried to leave, taking the money with her, Gilbert shot and paralyzed her.
Le Congé ("The Leave Taking") expresses his sorrow at leaving his wife and his native Arras.
Or they could leave, taking a severance package or selling their business to fellow agents.
Using nationally representative data on the employed, we assess the effects of gender as well as the intersection of race and gender on family leave taking post-FMLA.
