Sentence examples for to get a leave of from inspiring English sources

If you need a break, try to get a leave of absence.

We tried to get a leave of absence just like the whites, to get our nerves together.

"It matters not," wrote Justice John Paul Stevens in the 6-to-3 opinion that struck down the ordinance, "whether the reason that a gang member and his father, for example, might loiter near Wrigley Field is to rob an unsuspecting fan or just to get a glimpse of Sammy Sosa leaving the ballpark".

But that's different from voluntarily leaving to get a ton of money anyway".

"Because you shouldn't forget how little time you have left to get a lot of things done," she said.

After high school, Mr. Franklin joined the Army, while Ms. Harris left to get a pair of Harvard degrees.

School district officials are racing to get a portion of what is left of the $8.6 billion made available by the School Construction Corporation, which was created by the State legislature in 2000 to build new schools and repair old ones.

Sayid leaves to get a bottle of water for Shannon and in his absence, Shannon again sees a vision of Walt, standing in the shelter with her.

Feeling grateful for the lesson, I went on my front porch to get a glimpse of those red leaves to give them the appreciation they deserved.

The crowd built up fast and it felt like proper for anyone who wasn't trying to get a pair of underwear off to leave.

Try your best to get a letter of reference before you leave, even if you are starting a new job.