Noun:

शब्बाथ-संबंधित,

sabbatical's Usage Examples:

Departure from ATWTIn March 2005, Sheffer took what was referred to a 17-week sabbatical from ATWT, at which time other writers like Leah Laiman, Christopher Whitesell, and Jean Passanante took over.

Formula 2 (2010)After a six-year sabbatical, Ajith signed up for his third season of car racing by participating in the 2010 season of the FIA Formula Two Championship.

In 2006, he took a sabbatical and reportedly lost 130"nbsp;kg.

In some cases, sabbaticals may work for separate bodies within a larger students" association at.

On this date his office announced the decision by the board of trustees, that Bryan Chapell, the president of Covenant Seminary at the time, would be transitioning from sabbatical to a newly created position of chancellor on 1 June 2012.

While this extra work – without the assistance of a staff – was a great burden, Sullivan did restructure the faculty so that they were better able to conduct research as well as teach: for the first time having regular sabbaticals toward that end.

their home institution (or partially salaried, as in some cases of sabbatical leave from US universities).

During his period in the Senate, he also worked for the Maastricht University, where he began a sabbatical year on 1 January 1998.

Following Ross Brawn"s decision to take a year"s sabbatical leave at the end of 2006, Baldisserri was chosen to temporarily replace.

He was absent from Showmatch in 2013, when he decided to take a sabbatical year after having finished his contract with Channel 13.

athletic director, Kevin Anderson, announced he would take a six-month sabbatical leave.

during the 1929-30 academic year while Ralph Weist Schlosser was on a sabbatical leave.

Other groups are supported by their Union Societies sabbatical officer or similar.

Synonyms:

sabbatic,

Antonyms:

pull in, arrive,