Sentence examples for leavers do from inspiring English sources

Last time I was at University College, London was the 1977 leavers' do, at which the Jam broke two guitars.

(The number of joiners and leavers do not match the total membership figure because the party allows a six-month grace period before cancelling membership).

Some loyalists suggest that if one or more leavers do quit, it would be no bad thing as May could win a vote of confidence, silencing her critics once and for all.

The party laid into its coalition partners over the proposals to make school leavers do community work or face losing state support, saying it showed the Conservatives were "choosing to be tough on the vulnerable and young, whilst being weak on the rich and powerful".

In particular, the charter asks local authorities to agree that they will make sure care leavers do not have to fight for support they are entitled to, no matter how many times a care leaver needs to come back for support, and to work proactively with other agencies to help care leavers sustain their home.

It's such a well-trodden path – 60% of those living in inner city London are graduates – that many university leavers don't even consider other options.

Leavers did not warn that their option would entail a £39bn divorce settlement or losing our say on EU rules that would still apply to us.

The majority of both Remainers and Leavers does not believe that Brexit, on Mrs May's terms, is a satisfactory outcome – and public opinion also seems to have changed.

In contrast, approximately one quarter of leavers did so.

In a recent study it was discovered that one in seven school leavers didn't have the necessary literacy skills demanded in the work place.

This confirmed that the exclusion of leavers did not substantially alter the picture in terms of 'school effects'.