absent from造句

Why else were you absent from class?

Illness is a valid excuse for being absent from work.

Such a sly affair seemed to be absent from him.

Total personal leave is less than 6 working days, or considered to be absent from work.

So, if book design is so important, why is it so absent from e-books today?

The boy is so free and easy that he is always absent from school.

His parents were very much absent from his growing-up life.

But throughout the developing world teachers on the public payroll are often absent from school.

If your student is absent from class, you know that make-up homework should be requested directly from the teacher.

Notably absent from his speech were any condolences for the families of those killed during the protests.

Even if, by some miracle, the two men came close to agreement, Hamas is still absent from the table.

The words “freedom” and “liberty” are almost entirely absent from his book; they don’t appear as terms in the index.

Colleagues were absent from their desks, and teachers and pupils from their classrooms; the clear blue skies were bereft of the silver needles that sew the world together.

Notably absent from most Democratic campaigns: President Obama, whose declining approval Numbers have vulnerable Democratic lawmakers distancing themselves from the White House.

No one disputes that the best interest of students must be protected, but their voices are conspicuously absent from the discussion.

"Nobody," came Wu Chih-sheng's swift reply. "Unless it's your love-lorn muse who's never absent from your mind for a single moment."

Relatively stable relations with its neighbours act as protection against volatility in relations with the United states-particularly as that superpower is absent from many of the groupings.

However, popular toys absent from the top 50 list included games such as Etcha a Sketch, Dungeons and Dragons, pokemon CARDS and Cluedo.

Therefore we are always confident, knowing that, whilst we are at home in the body, we are absent from the Lord.

No one has ever pronounced b in it, and it is absent from the word’s Old English form and from its cognates, such as Dutch duim and German Daumen.

If you are absent from the United Kingdom for a period exceeding 2 years you may lose your right of permanent residence, but as an EEA national you would still be admitted as a person with Free Movement rights.

While this may have been politically incorrect, at least she said what was on her mind, which is something that has been absent from Oscar speeches of recent memory.

He doesn't work and he doesn't need me. What am I worried about? What he worried about was that he was absent from work and had something to do with me.

Milk and milk products have been absent from their diet since time immemorial, and pastoral metaphors are exceedingly rare, if present at all, in the most ancient Chinese writings which we possess.

Maybe everyone in the heart will have such a person, although he is absent from your present, but he participated in your past. He has always been the softest place in your heart, giving you strength in your most vulnerable times. He is a summer in your memory, the most beautiful encounter, and the most miserable ending. It is a

In order that he might awaken early he did not close the shutters, but contented himself with bolting the door and placing on the table an unclasped and long-pointed knife, whose temper he well knew, and which was never absent from him.