Sentence examples for month of absences from inspiring English sources

Omayra Gomez, who was there with her sixth grader, Savannah (almost one month of absences out of the last five), said the sternness seemed more real than a routine.

In the UK it is 9%, but represents a much more modest reduction from the 15% paid for the first month of absence.

This is obvious, and yet there is something truly helpful, really instructive, about experiencing it again after a month of absence and silence.

— For the last nine months, Apple has refused to get into specifics about the well-being of its chief executive, Steven P. Jobs, even as he said last month that he was taking a six-month leave of absence to deal with health problems.

(Lasseter is taking a six-month leave of absence).

He took a 4-month leave of absence to study for a renewal of his license.

A three-month leave of absence turned into three claustrophobic years.

In 1932 Cahill became the acting director of the Modern when Alfred H. Barr Jr. took a nine-month leave of absence.

It said Parker would now take a three-month leave of absence as editor of its Universal Crossword puzzle.

The executive board of the New York City Central Labor Council voted Wednesday to grant a paid six-month leave of absence to its president, Brian M. McLaughlin.

Mr. Jobs reversed course a week later and said he was taking a six-month leave of absence because his condition was "more complex" than previously thought.