Sentence examples for getting leave from from inspiring English sources

During their joint session with MPs, the 81 girls and 81 boys, all aged between 12 and 17, highlighted issues ranging from staff shortages in children's homes to the problems of getting leave from school in order to take part in child rights activities.

If she could get leave from her increasingly responsible job — not too difficult, on occasion — to accompany him, she would not be able to shelve that other responsibility, care of a baby.

Try to get leaves from the plants where you found the bugs.

If you're not sure, however, consult a field guide and go out and get leaves from its host plant; even caterpillars like choices.[1].

I read with interest and bemusement that a few residents of Eastport and Moriches are concerned about the creation of historic districts in their area ["Keeping the Past From Getting Left Behind," Jan . 7]

Google knows that every cloud storage company is one security breach away from getting left in the dust, so this type of dedication isn't surprising.

While some experts say putting limit on segregation will stop other people like Capay from getting left in basements, Piché said it will leave "wiggle room" for the exploitative practices to continue.

If your horse is fresh while jumping, grab a hunk of mane to keep you from getting left behind if your horse jumps long.

"It's all I've got left over from that Rocky Horror wedding thing what got cancelled," she said.

It's all I've got left apart from the cars, the house, the pension and – when my agent says things have died down a bit – my memoir.

How People Smuggled Drugs Ifto This Summer's Music Festivals.