Sentence examples for for it leaves from inspiring English sources

That is unfortunate, for it leaves the world wondering if Mr. Straw's action was justified.

An elderly lady enters the Ritz every morning at eleven o'clock, receives from a dining-room bus boy a small wrapped parcel, pays for it, leaves the boy a tip and departs to a waiting taxi.

The New Yorker, June 10 , 1939P. 11 An elderly lady enters the Ritz every morning at eleven o'clock, receives from a dining-room bus boy a small wrapped parcel, pays for it, leaves the boy a tip and departs to a waiting taxi.

By Thayer Cummings, Charles Cooke, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 10 , 1939P. 11 An elderly lady enters the Ritz every morning at eleven o'clock, receives from a dining-room bus boy a small wrapped parcel, pays for it, leaves the boy a tip and departs to a waiting taxi.

Only it does not, of course, completely negate the Conservatives' implication that a Labour government could be foisted upon middle England with the help of a party dedicated to breaking up the UK, for it leaves open the prospect of a "confidence and supply" arrangement if not a coalition.

For it leaves the concept of political representation underspecified.

His teacher ridiculed him for it, leaving him with a distinct dislike for school.

Anyway, just take my word for it, leaving their precious goddam ducks alone is definitely the best policy.

But not Pup, not this time, for it left him, literally, without a reason to go on living.

Speculators would increase the price of land faster than wealth could be created to pay for it, leaving less left over for labor to earn as wages.

I went off looking for it, leaving my friends to go back to the campsite.