Sentence examples for be taking leave from inspiring English sources

Spong has built a cosy shed out of found bits of wooden furniture; from it you can watch a film of this eccentric edifice set up in a woodland clearing, where its creator seems to be taking leave of it fondly, as he stashes his tools in a drawer, locks up and sadly walks away, with a last look back, to a soundtrack of lush violins.

KJELL MAGNE BONDEVIK, Norway's new prime minister, is said to be taking leaves out of Tony Blair's book.

It was not only the town I was taking leave of, it was you too.

In a conversation with The Post's Josh Rogin, Page says he is taking leave of the Trump campaign.

He is taking leave from academia to work on the vaccines.

In front of the dressing room, Miss Florida was taking leave of her mother.

There she was, taking leave of the audience in a morality tale about drugs and the treachery of fame.

"We are not being curmudgeonly," said Mr Alambritis, who noted that workers were taking leave from their annual holiday entitlement.

Mazières is taking leave from Stanford to work four days a week on the project as Stellar's chief scientist.

She tells me she is taking leave of absence from studies, to help me with company full time.

A sixth person would join them there, a French employee of the World Health Organisation, who was flying in from Geneva, having told his colleagues he was taking leave.