Sentence examples for going on sabbatical from inspiring English sources
The On Par package is going on sabbatical for the fall and winter.
Washington must have been relieved when Klingberg, instead of going on sabbatical, simply disappeared.
The instructor announced at the end of the first class that she was going on sabbatical to China.
Frustrated and burned out, Mr. Ditzel told Scott McNealy, Sun's chief executive, in March 1995 that he was going on sabbatical -- and would probably not return.
Notably, a significant proportion (around three in 10) of the younger teachers are leaving with an intention to return, for example going on sabbatical, travelling or starting a family.
Dwight Eisenhower led the Allied forces to victory in 1945 and then became president of Columbia University on Manhattan's Upper West Side (though some say that this was a mistake, and that the illustrissimi of the university had meant to dial up his brother Milton instead); after going on sabbatical, he was drafted to run for the White House, but New Yorkers voted for Adlai Stevenson of Illinois.
Under HCI's Integrated Programme, the Sabbatical Programme is offered whereby students from Secondary 1 to 4 go on sabbatical courses for one week every term except the last (Term 4).
One year when I went on sabbatical, I stuffed just about everything in one of those lockers and left it there for several years afterward.
But a friend of mine belongs to the Unitarian Universalist Church of Harvard, Massachusetts, whose minister went on sabbatical.
Three years ago Ms. John, then a professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon University, went on sabbatical.
