Sentence examples for off from class from inspiring English sources

In the fall of 2015, Leslie and I took time off from class.

There is also Daily Chapel on campus, and each April, hundreds of UNW students and faculty participate in Day of Prayer and Service, a day off from class to pray and volunteer in the Twin Cities.

Professors postponed tests and assignments, student groups distributed letters requesting time off from class and some schools even held "cry-ins," where students could openly lament the results of the election.

In the fall, students take off from classes to experience nature on Mountain Day, and don white and carry branches for the Laurel Parade in May.

They then take about a month off from classes, return to their jobs and do homework at night and over the weekend.

Most of them will take the year off from classes, getting jobs in New Haven that will allow them to travel to the 150 or more worldwide concerts they'll give, sometimes in black tails and white gloves, sometimes in eight-part harmony.

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.

A popular tradition at Simpson includes Campus Day, a day off from classes each spring that dates back to 1889.

When Brandenn was thirteen and taking time off from music class, Patti recalled, Martin had taught him construction.

I am long way off from being classed as an expert but the students appreciate my lifelong learning.

Similar concerns were recently voiced by Sir Peter Bazalgette, the Arts Council chairman, who believes actors from public schools are "out of proportion", and Brian Cox, one of Britain's foremost actors, who lamented that acting was "cutting itself off" from working-class Britain.