Sentence examples for could always leave from inspiring English sources

But I could always leave.

Or you could always leave it running while you made dinner, does Kinect still track your movements?

But also, she could always leave the room with the most interesting guy around - if he had a brain.

I could always leave cash, I suppose, but in the age of plastic who can guarantee to have that on them every time?

And yes, you could always leave more cash on the table, though as they will be being paid a decent wage there's less reason to do so.

A few people who know the business well but don't work for it would improve strategic discussions, and they could always leave the room when conflicts of interest arose.

If the host doesn't boot them then you could always just leave.

Or, if you never can seem to get your finances in order you could always just leave.

If you're older and have transportation, you could always just leave and go do something more fun with your time.

Of course, we would always leave empty-handed – Mum couldn't afford £40 on Davidoff Cool Water.

There wasn't quite enough room for things, but it didn't matter because they could always be left on the counter or piled up in the corners or pushed behind the door.