Sentence examples for had to keep leaving from inspiring English sources

He's like the big man, and I had to keep leaving the table to go and throw up.

I found that in trying to put meat on the bones and to imagine the scenes fully, one had to keep leaving out of it things which were either absurd or paradoxical, in order to keep it from being funny; and these things seemed to be close to the heart of the scenes in question….

"They simply appealed to us to find them a solution that will mean they will no longer have to keep leaving their country and be multiply displaced".

"We had a lot of holes left and just had to keep on going".

The relief he felt upon her death for not having to keep his promise left him with lifelong guilt.

With the newer models, the satellites have to keep watch on lorries leaving factories, which is costly and uncertain.Among the most feared exports are Russia's supersonic Klub (3M-54) and Yakhont guided missiles.

You no longer have to keep remembering where you left it.

In the meantime, the Fed and other central banks will have to keep walking a tightrope that leaves them especially vulnerable to outside pressure.

The Highways Agency tried signs in 2004 urging people to keep left but the problem has not been solved.

That's a lovely idea, but the show has to keep going, so he can't leave the presidency and get married.

As I look down at the gauge showing me that the car has less than 50% charge left, I have to keep reminding myself that the engineer who showed me round the car at Mini's Mayfair showroom said the car's 100-mile range at full charge would "easily" get me the 55 miles to BMW's Cowley plant just outside Oxford – with or without the air-con on full blast.