Sentence examples for intended leaving from inspiring English sources

It was a cold ending, no pun intended, leaving Raducan to seek comfort in the arms of Comaneci, star of the 1976 Montreal Games.

Even though Stevenson may not have intended leaving them, there are suggestive markers throughout the text: the suspected blackmail of Jekyll by his "young man", his "favourite"; the "very pretty manner of politeness of Sir Danvers Carew" when approached in the street - terms that may have denoted forbidden liaisons to a Victorian readership.

Justin Davidson from the Australian Government Solicitor agency told the hearing some black lines had not been placed where they were intended, leaving details unredacted: "Regrettably when these documents were furnished to the respondent, the markings were on the second set were incomplete".

But it wasn't until this week's episode that the consequences of Amanda and Alex's actions truly hit home (pun intended), leaving Sean as collateral damage and Alex's sense of security well and truly shattered.

Forty two percent intended leaving their job in the next 5 years [ 20].

Although most had a Personal Development Plan and a recent appraisal, 103 (52.3%) felt isolated at least sometimes; 30 (15.5%) intended leaving practice nursing within 5 years.

The reason these mediums worked so well for adult content providers was because they were filling holes (no pun intended) left by traditional media.

Those most likely to intend leaving in 2 to 5 years were psychologists (public) and pharmacists (private).

Age group univariate logistic regression results for the private cohort showed that, compared with 40 50 year olds, AH professionals in their 20's were about 4 times more likely to intend leaving their job and AH professionals in their 60's were more than 11 times more likely to intend leaving their job.

Those nurses with less than 1 year (22.3%) or 15 19 years of service (29.4%) were less likely to intend leaving their primary job (p<0.001) compared to those with between 5 and 9 years of service (39.2%).

What he left out, or intended to leave out, spoke loudly.