Sentence examples for a leavers from inspiring English sources

"One posting states that any sixth-form students who attended a leavers' party and engaged in 'free-mixing' or 'listening to music' would face 'severe consequences later'," inspectors noted.

At a leavers' garden party some girl huffed at me, "You want to be a journalist - why didn't you work on Cherwell [the university paper]?" "Because all the people who did that were women with beards called Helen," I caddishly replied.

– in flip-flops and a leavers hoodie, they are finally free to stop starching their collars every Sunday night.

Farage, in the middle of the throng at a Leavers party, gave a short victory speech this time, talking about "triumph for ordinary people".

(after you develop it) Prepare for a leavers book and make sure you stick a few pictures of your friends in there!

In his heart he was a leaver.

A leaver? "No, so far they have been mutual leavings".

A leaver shouts at me because he's sure he worked a particular month – in 1987 – and wants his money.

She is a leaver of long, thoughtful pauses while her blue-grey eyes search out a meaning.

Impartiality is also hard to adjudicate: feedback on an EU documentary would likely be prejudiced by whether the viewer is a leaver or stayer, for instance.

If those are the two who go ahead to the ballot of party members then, as a leaver, Gove will have the initial advantage.