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Meanings of get a furlough in English
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Usage of get a furlough in English
1
If ever I get a furlough, I'm going to look her up.
2
I 'll get a furlough and be back in a few months, maybe.
3
I want to buy him back, get a furlough and take him home to her, myself.
4
The surgeons told me that I could get a furlough; but what did I want with a furlough?
5
By the way, I hope your nephew, Cousin Donald Keith, will be able to get a furlough, so that he can come.
6
What do some of our boys do fightin' alongside of them Frenchmen and under the French flag, when they get wounded and get a furlough?
7
He got a furlough from his general, and came home in disguise.
8
I have just got a furlough and am going home.
9
Young Wallace got a furlough, but not in time to get home for the funeral.
10
He got a furlough and come back and died.
11
The man got a furlough, came home, and was confined to his bed for some time.
12
The ambulance man stopped in Nashville to see his folks and got a furlough and went on home.
13
I have been getting a furlough payment of just over £500 per month, for two of us to live on.
14
"I have got a furlough for ten days," one soldier said to me.
15
" Got a furlough?" he repeated to gain time for thought.
16
At the commencement of the year 1831 he was evidently dying; and we got a furlough for his brother to visit him.