Sentence examples for going leaving from inspiring English sources

"Chapters From a Broken Novel" keeps going and going, leaving no room for audience members to exercise their intellects or imaginations.

The ten biggest cable channels, too, have seen only marginal improvements in their ratings in recent years.So where are the networks' growing band of deserters going (leaving aside those who have given up TV altogether)?

It only took me sixty additional years to figure out how. "Working in the noir form for the first time, I began fooling with a story line, not really knowing where I was going, leaving behind the sketchy line drawings I had become known for and the satiric political and social ideas that made up my subject matter for over forty years.

Before the start of the hungry months it had been he who had kept the family going, leaving before dawn each day to sell firewood or tend someone's fields, but then work became impossibly scarce and Robert seemed to be using himself up in the search for it at the peak of the crisis there was nothing to do but beg and you were begging from others who needed to beg.

Stars such as Paul Maltby, who has been director of data at the Government Digital Service for a year, have got the message and are going, leaving the GDS in that ambiguous position where so many Cabinet Office initiatives end up: grandly ambitious but lacking the oomph to push departments (notably health).

After for more than 60 years of using Vieques for target practice and occupying two-thirds of the island, the Navy was going, leaving behind a priceless gift: 16,000 acres of untouched land that could make Vieques an unparalleled site for Caribbean eco-tourism.

"Everyone is going 'Left.

Different spots going left, different spots going right".

His knuckleball was going left, going right and going down.

"It was always going left," he said.

Is he going left or right?