Sentence examples for be leaving just from inspiring English sources
verb
To have a consequence or remnant. transitive
In a rare misjudgment of the public mood, Lula laughingly lamented his bad luck to be leaving just before the largesse arrived.
The addictive thrill of mastering a language leads me to suspect I won't be leaving just yet and I'm confident I now occupy a more privileged position for procuring a French job.
He looks to be leaving just as Andreessen Horowitz nears a close on its fifth multi-stage venture fund, which sources have told us will be at least $1.5 billion in size.
He argued that Iran could not be left just a few screwdriver-turns from a weapons capability.
It is too important to be left just to us politicians to decide, whether nationally or locally.
These days, however, they are leaving just as they are becoming competent.
Ms. Novikova pointed out that the pair were leaving just as the Bolshoi had reopened following a major renovation.
And they are leaving just weeks after another senior executive, Edward C. Forst, a head of asset management and member of Goldman's management committee, left the firm.
He continued: "It doesn't mean he's leaving just because we've had bids.
The club confirmed the Israeli was leaving just over an hour after their 18th league defeat of the campaign.
