Sentence examples for good at leaving from inspiring English sources
Some of the more senior vets are quite good at leaving on time.
"I'm usually pretty good at leaving stuff at the field, but I didn't sleep too well last night," Boone said.
"I don't think the older generation was very good at leaving — at perpetuating their legacy through a younger generation," Mr. Smikle said of Mr. Rangel and his peers.
But, as his father tells him, they are different kinds of men: "You do have a tendency to hang on to things, Jacobo, and it's sometimes hard for you to let go, you're not always good at leaving things behind".
Toshiba is also rather good at leaving Android alone, and has thus implemented very little of its own software.
I have never been good at leaving the familiar, and I usually mark it with a little hidden graffiti -- Laura Munson lived here, and the dates.
I'm still very good at not leaving things on standby, which was our first pledge – though my husband Brian isn't!
What they got up to on the island is also sketchy ("I guess they got good at crosswords"), leaving the poem more than a little dependent on our projected fantasies of far-flung places ("Our course is plotted not in the life we've got but the one we've vowed not to have", as we read in one of the charming artworks by Mike McDonnell accompanying the poem).
Russian hackers are good at not leaving traces of their attacks.
(He's good at cheery leave-takings: "Maggie Mae," "Forever Young").
