Sentence examples for leave a very from inspiring English sources

"That would leave a very big shortfall.

That fact should leave a very sour taste in the mouth.

"He did leave a very favorable impression as an authentic person," Dix said.

"But they also, at least in our design, would leave a very noticeable mark on the tape.

Feisty and full of black humour, its laughs leave a very different aftertaste to The Inbetweeners: bitter and dry.

Hughesie is going to leave a very big hole in the operation," Hannon managed before making his excuses and leaving.

The alkaloids leave a very bad taste for spiders and other creatures that would eat the moths.

If the government did take wider measures against the banks, it would leave a very different Wall Street.

If we have learned the lessons of the past, we can leave a very different legacy for our children.

Among individuals' responses: "More wildness wherever possible"; "Preserve the visual drama of the rails"; "Please leave a very small section exactly the way it is now".

The people of the early Vedic period left few material remains, but they did leave a very important literary record called the Rigveda.