Sentence examples for taking leaves from from inspiring English sources

Pick your spot carefully, taking leaves from parks, cemeteries and quieter roads where they will be less polluted.

Jorge stops to boil water for mate (the ubiquitous South American herb tea), taking leaves from a pouch that reads: "I take my mate with water from Patagonia that's free and without dams".

While she was still taking leave from the Mariinsky Theatre, she danced in New York City and London in 1910 with Mikhail Mordkin.

He also drew a distinction between taking leave from his own house and cancelling a guest appearance, as Mr. Luisi did.

The 65-year-old Fréchet says that taking leave from Berkeley was a difficult decision.

The process of taking leave (from where you've been) and re-establishing your home is painfully slow.

Recovering from a breakdown sometimes means taking leave from work, and the 1993 Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) sometimes makes this possible.

Mayor Ford announces that he is taking leave from both City Hall and his re-election campaign to seek treatment for his drug and alcohol issues.

"Taking leave from work" during periods of school closure was reported by 33.6% of households.

The attitude "taking leave from work" was reported in 507 (33.6%) households and was significantly different among school affiliations.

Other obstacles expressed included problems taking leave from work, difficulty in travelling to receive treatment, and income foregone from not working.