I refuse to be depressed by the (hopefully temporary) absence of ash and conker from the Oxford Junior Dictionary.
So his temporary absence from a session of the National People's Congress last week sent rumors flying online.
But Mr. Taisir said he felt "anger, a lot of anger" as he carried belongings out of the house in a sack, planning for a temporary absence.
A half-century before, only the temporary absence of the Soviet delegate enabled the U.S. to fly the U.N. flag in stopping North Korea's invasion of the South.
Time Warner is now offering customers $2 a month for the (temporary?) absence of MSG and FSNY from their TV screens.
The temporary absence from the university of its men probably meant that the clever Miss Jones got closer attention from teachers than peacetime "sweet girl graduates" might expect.
Julie Tan, for one, said she tried to use the temporary absence of her two maids to instill some much-needed discipline in her three children.
His temporary absence, and even Villa's lost eight months, cannot be compared to what we are about to witness at the Paralympics in London.
"But children wouldn't learn how to be grown-ups if they didn't learn to deal with hard things," including a parent's temporary absence.
Jacob Rees-Mogg, the traditionalist Conservative, and Chris Grayling are two committee members who are thought to be against even a temporary absence.
Mr. Abd El Fattah stressed that, to his knowledge, the military prosecutor had postponed his scheduled interrogation only because of his temporary absence from Cairo.
