Sentence examples for is to leave a from inspiring English sources

To dwell is to leave a trace.

The second is to leave a legacy.

"The second one is to leave a legacy.

And after all, the most pointless thing to do is to leave a seat well alone.

The idea is to leave a good memory picture for them".

To exist in today's world is to leave a wake of data behind you.

To do otherwise is to leave a corrupted record within the archives of The Times.

"The last thing I'd want is to leave a Facebook account open.

In New York City, the really cool idea is to leave a legacy.

I found myself thinking how difficult it is to leave a house you have lived in for a long time.

The aim is to leave a shrub that does not look as if it has been pruned.