Sentence examples for To leavers from inspiring English sources
noun
One who leaves.
- He's a leaver, not a stayer: he'll never be happy tied down in one place.
Consider this lot… "Accusations fly as BBC bosses argue over payoffs" (The Times, page 1) and on its inside spread, "BBC 'paid sweeteners' to leavers".
Absence of interpersonal relationships was the most commonly reported factor contributing to leavers' negative belonging status.
It mustn't upset the capricious bankers and fickle wankers of capitalism, the lease-for-lifers, the buy-to-leavers.
The Goldilocksian task of making the mud just puddly enough falls to Leaver, a white-haired, jovial man whose British accent lends his filthy talk an air of sophistication.
Teesside University has commissioned one of its graduates, the comedian Joe Tasker, who has 250,000 followers on Twitter, to promote it to school leavers in videos on YouTube.
Perfume giant Avon is launching a recruitment drive to entice university leavers to work for the company.
He also quotes a single employer on how they prefer to employ school leavers to students who have attended a college.
Due to the ageing population and competition from other healthcare courses, a greater demand in the healthcare workforce has made it challenging for educational institutions to attract school leavers to enter nursing courses.
I would say to school leavers that they should consider all of the options to make an informed, personal decision.
Britain has voted to leave the European Union: here is a statement that continues to shock leavers and remainers alike.
figshare.com A University of Gloucestershire student union initiative, this offers green work placements to school leavers.
