absent without official leave , AWOL (Abkürzung)

Which means a forward who should have been part of the line-out was Awol.

Himself's present for me was in the awol suitcase.

A sultry rendition is first sung by a soon to be awol wife.

It can be said that Muhammad Awol is to a great extent a product of his father.

If we have to use the term Awol we use it thus.

I need to know what's happened with our AWOL children.

But they are AWOL when we need to hear from them most.

Awol tampons, gas, losing your breakfast on the doc?

Owen Sheers reveals what to do when an actor goes awol .

In that film, the robot went awol.

Out of those who volunteered, most went AWOL after some time.

Why the hell did he have to pick today to go AWOL?

Jill had been AWOL from her job for five days.

They were so late getting back that he was posted as AWOL.

Just like in the movie, they go AWOL searching for the gold.

Trying to track down one poster who's gone AWOL first.

AWOL a little while from heaven, I had been given a gift.

Technically speaking, he has been AWOL for several months now.

Yesterday he was AWOL when a bond issue came in.

I'll find the phone, call my girl, tell her we've gone AWOL.

Most of them eventually went AWOL, but a few stayed with the military.

He reportedly went AWOL after not showing up for training.

She's probably the reason it went AWOL in the first place."

But I never had the feeling afterwards that I had been completely awol.

While we had few or no real instances of AWOL, it was reported daily.

How long have you got before you're absent without leave?

Father is absent without leave from a third of all American families.

You'll about do yourself in if you're absent without leave now.

Section 137 has nothing to do with patients absent without leave.

In June 1944 he went absent without leave for 16 days.

He was also arrested in 1950, for going absent without leave.

He was discharged in December 1915 after being absent without leave for several weeks.

Out of uniform, absent without leave, and violating a study period.

So he would be absent without leave again tonight from the soiree.

The cup went absent without leave in 1971 but later re-appeared.

Many soldiers went absent without leave to avoid assignment there.

"She has no business to be absent without leave," said Sabina.

He was declared absent without leave in 1985 and transferred to Detroit.

Rebellious by nature, the leg now appeared to be absent without leave.

"The US is no longer absent without leave," she said.

Article 67 states that members absent without leave for 90 consecutive sitting days will lose their membership.

The cheques to Julia stopped when he went absent without leave in 1943.

There were speeches before and after the march, including two by the military reservists now considered absent without leave.

A Naval family comes under strain when their son goes absent without leave to settle a domestic problem with his wife.

Conditions in the mines proved particularly harsh and within only three days he went absent without leave.

"For example, Ministry of Interior data include police who are absent without leave."

The pilot was identified as an Army private who was absent without leave.

Most of the troops originally assigned here - more than 2,000 - have gone absent without leave or deserted.

"Because if there were, we'd most certainly be somewhere on the surface in a private club-and absent without leave."

Many desert or go absent without leave, and last year, 13 draftees committed suicide.