Sentence examples for device that leaves from inspiring English sources

This is a brilliant device that leaves us in search of unspoken thoughts during later moments of silence.

This is aimed at the mobile professional who wants an easy to use device that leaves him/her without a bundle of cluttered paper, business cards and legal documents.

She made off with an unspecified amount of cash after instructing the bank teller to not give her a dye pack (an exploding device that leaves a permanent mark on cash).

To explore those questions, researchers presented chimps with a "cooking device" that turned raw potato into cooked slices, and a control device that left it unchanged.

Furthermore, she manages to merge the two at the end with an unexpected and original device that left this reader grinning with satisfaction.

The recall of a medical device that left particles of tungsten in women's breasts has been classified as the most serious type of recall, one involving "situations in which there is a reasonable probability that use of these products will cause serious adverse health consequences or death," the Food and Drug Administration said on Wednesday.

Now the stadium is a crime scene – the place where suicide bombers exploded devices that left three dead and many more injured.

WASHINGTON, June 21 - American casualties from bomb attacks in Iraq have reached new heights in the last two months as insurgents have begun to deploy devices that leave armored vehicles increasingly vulnerable, according to military records.

BERLIN — Samsung Electronics unveiled on Wednesday its highly anticipated digital wristwatch that can snap photos, track workouts and use an array of apps — gadgetry that the company hopes will catapult it into a market of smart portable devices that leave cellphones in users' pockets.

U.S. Death Toll Rises in Iraq As Bomb Designs Improve American casualties from bomb attacks in Iraq have reached new heights in the last two months, as insurgents have begun to deploy devices that leave armored vehicles increasingly vulnerable, according to military records.

American workers are now connected to their offices by mobile devices that leave many of them on call 24 hours a day, as if they were doctors.