Sentence examples for b leave from inspiring English sources
But you A) never leave, or B) leave and then want to come back".
The motion calls on the government to bring forward a referendum in the next session of parliament for the holding a referendum on whether the UK "(a) should remain a member of the European Union on the current terms; (b) leave the European Union; or (c) re-negotiate the terms of its membership in order to create a new relationship based on trade and co-operation".
He's already said if the current pooh-bahs at WCI try and block him, then he'll opt for Plan B: leave the bid open and have his board nominees complete the offer.
How pissy is it of Luke to (a) abandon the Resistance, and then (b) leave an obnoxiously coy trail of bread-crumbs to sort of (but not really) help people find him (at some unspecified time)?
Your fight-or-flight reaction kicks in, and you either A) storm into your boss's office in a rage and threaten her life, or B) leave the office in tears and never return.
Paying bills is never fun, but it's even less exciting when those monthly expenses: a) keep you from enjoying the cultural events and great restaurants your city has to offer; or b) leave you eating noodles for the last few days before every payday.
