Sentence examples for I sometimes leave from inspiring English sources

I sometimes leave out the smoked trout and serve the potatoes as a garnish to a piece of steamed fish.

I sometimes leave my classroom, stricken with nervous regret, praying nobody files a complaint because I told the joke about the Scotsman and the goat, which I'm sure had some relevance to class discussion.

In Uganda, I sometimes leave my home in the morning and head toward town on a motorcycle taxi, or boda-boda.

Yes, the score does present comic possibilities -- I sometimes leave the blank sheet music on my piano to show off what I've been working on.

Because I live on a high floor in a building with several hundred units, and because I know from experience the locks on our front doors are almost impenetrable -- even to a locksmith -- I sometimes leave the door to my apartment unlocked and, occasionally, forget to lock it at night.

I sometimes left feeling overwhelmed — maybe I should say capsized — in a way I seldom do.

But I sometimes left feeling that I'd worked harder than the chefs.

There's never enough time to get everything done, but I can sometimes leave the dishes in the sink for the morning in order to have the closeness of reading and snuggling in the bed with my children.

The others may not complain, but they sometimes leave.

Immigrant women sometimes leave it longer.

Sometimes, leave the person room to breathe.