For the entirety of season five, he played hooky as a visible player.
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Many workers played hooky to join a mob that tore up trolley lines and tore down telegraph wires.
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My friend Richie and I had played hooky from Iona Prep in New Rochelle and taken off for New York.
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My boyfriend played hooky today to walk up a mountain, and he shows me the mushrooms and other plants he collected.
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Though his father was the headmaster of his grade school, he sometimes played hooky, hunting for arrowheads in nearby creek beds.
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In 1952 she played hooky to go on tour with the African Inkspots, a renowned male vocal ensemble based in Johannesburg.
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In docs, they say Justin rubbed their noses in it by posting Instagram pics drinking with friends ... hours after he played hooky.
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Only episodes ago, a concerned Ryan took Jane to her doctor's appointment after she found a lump in her breast, then played hooky with her to get her mind off the situation.
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My mother, to this day, reminds me that she paid for Driver's Ed not once, but twice; I played hooky both times, in favor of Guys and Dolls and Chicago The Musical, respectively.
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He tells us, too, about the life of the designer William Francis Gibbs, who fell in love with ships at a young age and "played hooky from Harvard" simply to cross the Atlantic on these behemoths.
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In high school, in the late '90s, my friends and I played hooky and drove to Flint, Michigan, where we heard there was going to be a strike at the Delphi plant, an auto parts supplier to General Motors.
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Hiking up Eighth Avenue toward Central Park that day, I was reminded of the first time I played hooky, and the way I had been surprised as a child that life went on as I whiled away my time.
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I played hooky to hear Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaSanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Montana's Democratic governor plans last-minute run for Senate Perez says he thinks Sanders will 'abide by the rules' at Democratic convention MORE speak at a campaign rally.
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"I told my parents I was going hiking with a friend in the mountains of Japan for three days," said Ms. Ryles, who played hooky from school one morning to get a visa for her excursion, and paid for round-trip airline tickets with money she had earned as a babysitter and as a school-bus monitor.
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Marcus finally wised up to Owen's conniving and manipulation of his mother that he finally had a confrontation with him. After sharing his concerns with his aunt, Brooke Logan, and after talking it over with his mother, Donna finally let Owen go, realizing that she was acting on impulse, aided and abetted by Owen. Owen went back to San Diego, and Marcus, to celebrate, took Steffy and played hooky from work to have fun on the beach. However, unbeknownst to Marcus, Owen still stayed in Los Angeles; and convinced Donna to not sign the papers to take Eric off the ventilator.
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11–13, 18 He grew up with both Jewish and Christian playmates, but also survived one of the Odessa pogroms around 1862.[Adler 1999] pp.6–7 He played hooky; as a 12-year-old he started going to witness public floggings, brandings, and executions of criminals; later he would develop more of an interest in attending courtroom trials.[Adler 1999] pp.13–14, 30 At 14 he began working in a textile factory, and soon rose to a white collar job there at a salary of 10 rubles a month, which would have been decent even for an adult.[Adler 1999] p.19 Still living at home, he began to frequent the disreputable district of Moldovanka. His first brush with stardom was that he briefly became a boxer, known as Yankele Kulachnik, "Jake the Fist".
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