Sentence examples for I like leaving from inspiring English sources

"I like stepping in Manhattan, but I like leaving too," Mr. Emmich explained.

I pick and mix from lots of different religions, taking what I like, leaving the rest.

I like leaving books and magazines behind on trips -- in airports, on park benches, in hotel rooms.

I like leaving things to the last possible minute, then letting blind panic be my stimulus.

"I could have doubled the number of artists with the space we have," she said, "but I like leaving room around each piece.

I don't like leaving my home for four days without a choice".

I particularly liked: "Leaving the EU will help young people to get on the housing ladder".

Maybe I was getting snow drunk in the cold, but I felt like leaving a tip.

"I felt like leaving myself at half-time.

But the way things are, it is as if we are not working and this is discouraging me and I feel like leaving the job".

And all that stress and everything so I'm just going to like leave it alone.