Sentence examples for two-week leave from inspiring English sources

He finished it when he came home on a two-week leave in August to meet Jordan, then 5 months old.

A soldier from the 13th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) died from an apparent heart attack after physical training on Friday, while another from the same command died Jan . 30from "noncombat-related causes" during a two-week leave, the military said.

Three months into his Baghdad assignment, by now promoted a rank, Manning had a two-week leave and flew back to the States to see his relatives in Potomac and his boyfriend in Boston.

John Ensign (R-Nev). took an unexplained two-week leave; in 2009, Oklahoma Rep. John Sullivan (R) took a month-long leave to enter the Betty Ford Center for treatment of alcoholism.

In 2002, then Nevada Sen. John Ensign (R) took an unexplained two-week leave of absence; in 2009, Oklahoma Rep. John Sullivan (R) took a month-long leave of absence to enter the Betty Ford clinic for treatment of alcoholism.

Mr. Plummer is home in St . Louisfor a two-week leave, but knows he has to go back to keep earning the solid money he has collected for the last year as a field engineer for for Systems Electronics Inc.

Countless soldiers left behind pregnant wives and girlfriends and are trying to schedule their two-week leaves to coincide with expected delivery dates.

The commission's C.E.O., Ezra Chiloba, announced a curiously timed three-week leave, citing family reasons.

For example, while hospital policy offered only a three-week leave, her manager supported her as she pieced together 16 weeks of leave using paid sick time and a recently implemented New York state policy offering paid leave.

Starting in 2017, San Francisco's law will complement state law, mandating that employers with 50 or more workers provide the remaining 45% of employees' wages for a six-week leave.

Following the terrifying on-air incident, she took an unprecedented three-week leave from the show and later opened up about her battle with Graves' disease, an autoimmune disorder that affects the thyroid.