Examples of 'got leave' in a sentence
Meaning of "got leave"
got leave - This phrase means to receive permission to be absent from work, school, or other responsibilities for a specific period of time. It is often used in informal or casual contexts to indicate taking time off or being granted a break
How to use "got leave" in a sentence
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I have got leave next weekend.
Only the guard got leave.
When he got leave he never had any money.
I am the only one that got leave this time.
I got leave and came running.
One of my men got leave.
I got leave for another day.
The nursing aides got leave one day of the week.
Leave him if he doesn't want to got leave.
You have got leave coming.
No, as a matter of fact … half the camp got leave.
I got leave for the day.
I did not know you would got leave and mine are in the wash.
I got leave to go home.
It will be fine. You have got leave coming.
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Father got leave for taking care of baby.
Champagne for Miss Turnstiles . Luckily we got leave when we hit here, otherwise.
We got leave people.
Oh, enough to buy us food for a whole week. "One of my men got leave.
I never got leave in the summer.
Ma'Dere did not tell me you got leave.
Johnny got leave to go home.
Ma'Dere did not tell me yoÏ… got leave.
I have got leave now.
I got leave and came running. And here's another surprise.
I am the only one that got leave this time Because I have got kids.
What about our caseload? It will be fine . You have got leave coming.
I have got leave coming.
And my platoon's still over there. I'm the only one that got leave this time.
You got leave.
I got leave to remain.
Marotzke 's got leave again.
He 's got leave to travel down to the boat with me.
Mmm . You have got leave coming.
I have got leave next weekend . You know where I live.
Come, what says Romeo? Have you got leave to go to shrift to-day?
Orestis has got leave from the psychiatric clinic and Pelopidas from prison.
But he 's away fighting . - Suppose he got leave after Naseby.
He got leave.
I got leave for another day. I should come by, see your place.
He did not like it much there and got leave to return home on 8 November 1742.
But I have got leave for only two days . I have to report at headquarters tonight.
Suppose he got leave after Naseby.
Yes, I got leave to come find my sister in my father 's absence.
You've got leave coming.
I got leave for another day. No, I guess not.
But I have got leave for only two days.
You have got leave coming. Take three weeks and go.
One afternoon, however, I got leave to stay at home, because I really had a cold.
One of my men got leave and you will be receiving these through him.
