Sentence examples for two-day leave from inspiring English sources
"two-day leave" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe the duration of a leave of absence from work, school, or other responsibilities. For example, "I requested a two-day leave from work so I could attend my grandmother's funeral."
Robert Walker plays an Army corporal from the Midwest visiting the city for the first time on his two-day leave.
It was termed a two-day leave of absence, but everyone around the Philadelphia 76ers knew the truth: for a good part of 48 hours, Larry Brown, one of the game's great teachers, was considering giving up the coaching profession.
Philadelphia, which entered the game amid controversy of its own -- its exhausted coach, Larry Brown, had taken a two-day leave of absence earlier in the week -- lost more than a game.
A corporal (Robert Walker) from a small town is on a two-day leave in New York City before shipping out to fight in the war, and he meets a wised-up New Yorker (Garland) and falls desperately in love with her.
At the Onyx Club in Atlantic City, Dunn Purnsley Erik LaRay Harveyy) lies to boss Chalky White (Michael Kenneth Williams) when requesting a two-day leave.
The meet-cute of romantic comedies proves them to be a melodramatic subset, as in Vincente Minnelli's "The Clock," about a soldier on two-day leave (Robert Walker) and the woman (Judy Garland) who trips over his foot and breaks the heel of her shoe.
The rash disappeared on the 7th day leaving the lower limbs with a reticulated or lacelike rash more visible during standing and after bathing.
On the 56th day, leaves and petioles from all the plants were harvested 14 hours after the beginning of the photoperiod (i.e. 2 hours before dusk for plants on LD, and 6 hours after dusk for the plants on SD conditions).
His chip at the 15th on Saturday left him a 10-foot putt that he then calmly rolled in to go to eight under.
On the 18th day, the leaves were collected and stored at −80°C until extraction of total RNA.
The shutdown, which has entered its 21st day, has left an estimated 800,000 federal workers furloughed or working without pay.
