Sentence examples for always leave out from inspiring English sources

If want to hang on to your job or your family, you can always leave out the brandy.

They'd catch Concorde (aficionados always leave out the "the") back to New York the next morning and arrive at Kennedy Airport around 9 30 a.m. with nearly the entire day ahead of them.

Yes, when I first read the book I will always be very excited for the movie to come out, but most of the time, when they do come out, I get a huge disappointment, because the film producers always leave out crucial bits and pretty much change the whole story line.

As entertaining and interesting as made-for-TV lawsuits (like the O.J trial) are, they always leave out one key element.

I don't know why, but those shows always leave out the best parts.

"When you've got big business and big government and big labor in bed together, those are dangerous combinations, and they always leave out the interests of the American citizen," said Meckler.

Someone was always left out, momentarily bereft.

Kids under 18, for example, are almost always left out.

But he always left out one crucial thing.

"I used to be a tiny bit jealous about how great they were skating because I was always left out," Allison Reed said.

The bidder's video included a vox pop, in which Welsh people pointed out that north Wales is always left out of the news agenda.