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Перевод: sabbatical

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Тезаурус:

1. John Mumford had been a curate in the Church of England with a significant ministry and had gone for a year's sabbatical to California.
2. In 1969, he took six months' sabbatical leave to study with Nadia Boulanger in Paris.
3. For 1992 they re-employ the services of Australian Mark Waugh, who returns after a year's sabbatical during which the county was well served by Salim Malik.
4. "He's having a sabbatical while he sorts things out," Paul Rossiter-Marvell, the club's secretary, said yesterday.
5. Terry is hoping to take a Sabbatical at some stage this year.
6. Students elect nine of their members to serve each year as sabbatical officers to organise and run the Union in the interests of its members.
7. Such a predicament would be a cue for utter bewilderment or terror in Pynchon, whose characters cannot reliably communicate their fears to anyone else but, in Sabbatical , the reaction is a joint decision: "we must shorten scope on both our paranoia and our writerly sense of plot" (Barth 1983: 53).
8. His precious sabbatical term was being, so far as academic study was concerned, wasted.
9. Currently employed by black music's biggest trade publication Black Radio Exclusive , Dotun Adebayo is on a sabbatical from London paper The Voice .
10. When we signed the Report, on 29 January 1970, I was in my first few weeks of a sabbatical term at Merton College, Oxford, and in need of a short rest from the work and vocabulary of education.
11. In those days, ICI had a sabbatical system and the chairman of my division went away for nearly four months.
12. When we turn from LETTERS to Sabbatical (1982), the latter seems almost to have been written to put into practice the theoretical position laid down in "The Literature of Replenishment".
13. Critics and scholars had access to libraries, and the paid leisure to think, read, and write during university vacations, and, sometimes, sabbatical leave.