Sentence examples for could leave through from inspiring English sources

Then they kindly offered that we could leave through the side door.

Some players could leave through free agency, others are aging and facing an uncertain future, two are retiring, and Alex Rodriguez is facing a season-long suspension for allegations that he used performance-enhancing drugs.

The men emerged into bright sunshine after five and a half weeks inside the church, all but one needing to stoop before he could leave through the cramped opening known as the Door of Humility.

The new restrictions could leave business travelers hurrying through, many of them changing planes, without access to their e-mail or the Web.

A reporter jokingly asked Mr. Bush if she could leave the plane through the less crowded front door, which Mr. Bush uses, instead of the back door, noting that the rear exit was "separate" but not "equal".

President Obama could leave his trip through Latin America with tangible progress on actions to address global warming.

The hangover from December's gyrations could leave Britain in recession through the first quarter, but growth is expected to return thereafter.

Greg Bretzing, special agent in charge for the FBI, said that the occupiers could leave the wildlife sanctuary through official "checkpoints" where officers would identify them.

But relying heavily on Republican votes could leave Mr. Bragman ruling through a rump Democratic faction, and beholden to the Republicans.

There was a risk, however, that the discount day could leave shoppers expecting deals all through the runup to Christmas, retailers' busiest trading period of the year, he warned.

A defragmenter that stopped or stumbled half way through the process could leave the computer unbootable.