Sentence examples for leave a copy from inspiring English sources

When traveling abroad, take along a copy of your passport and leave a copy at home.

* Carry account numbers and their emergency phone numbers separately from your wallet; leave a copy with someone easily reachable.

Knoll would leave a copy of the software in a package including the picture at the companies he'd visited.

When we were first married, he would leave a copy of the "Tractatus" on my pillow, hoping that Wittgenstein would cure me.

Greg Petan, an artist who lives in the Soho area, came to leave a copy of 1974's David Live among flowers and candles at the artist's home.

Bring at least one extra copy of your legal and travel documents and credit cards and leave a copy at home in case they are lost or stolen.

Mrs. Bentinck had left a copy of her "do not resuscitate" order on a bedroom mirror.

Sometime in September or October of 1995, Bill Buford, The New Yorker's fiction editor at the time, left a copy of a partial manuscript on my desk.

They might have got away with it, had they not left a copy of an internal spreadsheet behind after a meeting with coalition officials.

He said he rang the company to check that the remarks were accurate and it left a copy of the tape for him in its reception.

I first came across Robinson's books when I was 14: I was on holiday, and somebody had left a copy of Red Mars in our hotel.