It also left them without an excuse to hide behind.
But when you canceled without an excuse, you probably gave the instructor the opposite impression.
Even without an excuse to party as if it were 1899, this is a city of serendipity for the ages.
Certainly he didn't get on with the Vamp, who had a mean temper and slapped him around, with or without an excuse.
In an unconventional twist, labor is policing itself, and union officials rather than the contractors are dismissing workers who show up late or miss work without an excuse.
At West Point, missing one class without an excuse can bring a penalty of 10 hours' marching in the central area, in full regalia with one's rifle.
Miss more than a couple of sessions without an excuse, Mr. Polsky said, and students may find that StreetSquash is not for them.
Territorians had optional preferential voting for the first time, and more than 50,000 took the opportunity to vote early without an excuse.
Last week, Booker, after several years of struggling, bolted training camp without an excuse (he hung out at a local waffle house) and questioned whether he wanted to play football.
Under the new code, which is reviewed and revised annually, students in all grades will no longer face any form of suspension for transgressions like being late for school, being absent without an excuse, talking back to teachers or school leaders, or carrying prohibited items like smartphones and beepers.
Without an excuse, how could I admit to myself that I was struggling with depression once again?
