1. He's gone AWOL from his base.

2. Two soldiers had gone AWOL the night before.

3. Two computers have gone AWOL from the office.

4. The guitarist went AWOL in the middle of the recording.

5. Many young soldiers desert or go Awol after mistreatment and bullying by their superiors or colleagues.

6. Several soldiers defected from the army and went AWOL.

7. The number of AWOL soldiers has doubled since we invaded Iraq.

8. The troops went AWOL to express their complaints about the camp.

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9. He stained his military record by going AWOL [ a. w . o . l . = absent without official leave ] .

10. He is now AWOL from the military, and his whereabouts are unknown.

11. His real father had gone AWOL about 17 years earlier, and after that his mother had remarried.

12. John has gone AWOL; he hasn't been in the office in a week.

13. The pilot is serving 22 days detention for going AWOL.

14. Experts estimate that most infantry battalions have two or three soldiers Awol at any one time.

15. At the evening roll call they discovered that he was AWOL.