Sentence examples for abrupt leave from inspiring English sources

Barry Cheung, the chairman and controlling shareholder of the mercantile exchange, took an abrupt leave of absence Tuesday night from all public service positions, according to a statement issued by the office of the head of the Hong Kong government, Leung Chun-ying.

Some of his transitions also are a bit abrupt, leaving his listeners guessing about who is talking.

His departure on November 27, 1840, was by all accounts abrupt, leaving his job with Horace Greeley's New York Tribune, and his library of several thousand volumes.

But it's not as if the policy was ridding poor black and hispanic neighbourhoods of guns and evildoers – 90percentt of those stopped and frisked under the now-unconstitutional NYPD policy are not arrested, and police rarely find a weapon. . - George Madison Jr. was out biking in his hometown of Evansville, Indiana, on August 13 when a squad car's abrupt left turn surprised him at an intersection.

But it's not as if the policy was ridding poor black and hispanic neighborhoods of guns and evildoers 90percentt of those stopped and frisked under the now-unconstitutional NYPD policy are not arrested, and police rarely find a weapon. . - George Madison Jr. was out biking in his hometown of Evansville, Indiana, on August 13 when a squad car's abrupt left turn surprised him at an intersection.

If they act abrupt or leave unexpectedly, brush it off.

A guest had made an abrupt departure, leaving a mess.

The abrupt dénouement left unclear just which side would have prevailed.

The aftermath of the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan is a warning against abrupt departures, leaving ill-resourced governments behind.

The abrupt shutdown left New York's lines overloaded, prompting plants in the state to start shutting down.

Monson's abrupt departure left the Bulldogs searching for a replacement and fearful of a slip from the stage they had struggled for years to reach.