Sentence examples for brink of leaving from inspiring English sources

They were Mormons, and coffee is forbidden; but both were on the brink of leaving the church.

Newcastle's managing director Derek Llambias resigned and chief scout Graham Carr was on the brink of leaving the club as a result of the appointment.

The future of Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal continues to overshadow the club's January transfer dealings with the Dutchman reportedly on the brink of leaving.

Louis van Gaal is on the brink of leaving Old Trafford as Manchester United hold 'informal' talks with Jose Mourinho, according to widespread reports today.

"We were just on the brink of leaving these mystical teenage lives, and they were already across that bridge," she said.

Sienna Miller is sleekly anguished as an actress on the brink of leaving her pilot husband, but her greyhound febrility is a minor note.

Skyrocketing health care costs are driving more and more families and businesses to the brink of bankruptcy, leaving affordable coverage out of reach for millions of Americans and accelerating our path to fiscal ruin.

Labour accused the current government of leaving A&E on the brink of crisis.

But now the My Home Finance scheme, launched back in 2010 by the then work and pensions secretary, is on the brink of closure, potentially leaving housing associations out of pocket to the tune of £3.5m.

Indeed, military planners have always had to strike a balance between the thunderous barrages that would push Mr. Hussein's regime to the brink of collapse, and leaving a civilian infrastructure in place for a post-war Iraq.

And perhaps, Mathilde feels, Britain would not be on the brink of voting leave if the EU were "fairer, more democratic, more about solidarity, more respecting of national cultures".