Sentence examples for Having to leave because from inspiring English sources

"You cannot spend a half-hour at a job fair and actually talk to people without having to leave because you'll start crying".

Professor Deborah Schofield, of the University of Sydney, says: "Moving into a planned retirement from choice is very different from having to leave because of illness.

He studied for a year at a local art college before having to leave because his parents could not afford the fees.

"Twelve years ago," said Dorothy Giannini-Meyers, president and chief executive of Tower One/Tower East, "we noticed that residents were becoming more frail and having to leave because we had no services to take care of them.

"I ended up having to leave because of the schedule and my up days and my down days didn't allow me to be at work as much as I needed to," she said.

Though loss of reimbursement was cited as a reason for this, one participant expressed it in relation to a worry about having to leave because participants had "come [to] enjoy the trial" [IDI South Africa, respondent 11].

Her married son had attempted to stay behind with his young family, but now he had also had to leave "because of the threats and insults".

I had to leave, because I had orders to leave.

tunately, I now had to leave because the Housing Office is bullying me again.

She finally had to leave because "Hamlet" was about to be filmed for television.

"Maybe you had to leave because someone threatened to kill you," the man suggested.