Sentence examples similar to bunking off class from inspiring English sources

Back then, teen movies were a window to a fantasyland of so-called America, and in it, hot girls walked slow-mo down corridors, boys all looked like Paul Walker, and everyone bunked off class to hang out at the beach.

I was appalling at Latin and started bunking off the classes.

Fans fell in love with a recklessly daring working-class lad who'd been bunking off school since the age of nine to play in dodgy south London snooker dives.

Headteachers such as Haydn Evans in Sir John Cass school in east London have changed the school culture by being out there to greet the pupils when they arrive, demanding they walk quietly between classes and observe the classroom codes, and locking the gates at lunchtime to stop bunking off.

The chance to see the greatest was obviously worth bunking off any previous responsibilities.

This one-off flash sale of their wares will definitely be worth bunking off work early for (we won't tell if you don't).

James Okina is quite open about his tearaway teenage days: Shoplifting; stealing from classmates; bunking off.

There was no possibility of doing a quick job of it then bunking off.

The year Pinter spent bunking off from classes at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art threads its way through the early plays and sketches, including the marvellous Last to Go, where the fear of death haunts the seemingly desultory chat of a coffee-stall barman and a newspaper seller.

But funnily enough I never bunked off.

I actually enjoyed school and I never bunked off.