Sentence examples for leave always from inspiring English sources

"I was always the last to leave, always had a cocktail in my hand".

You learn to love and hate it all at once always wanting to leave, always coming back, longing for the day you drop everything and go for good.

You want your son to stay at home for the rest of his life, live in his room, never leave, always hanging on to you and his dad?" Um, kind of?

Just like the years I spent as an intern, I am always the last to leave, always working on weekends, always trudging through mountains of mail and always focused more on perceived failures than apparent successes.

Sgt. Cunningham attributes those instances to guys who just 'do their job' and leave, always being careful not to get too close, for fear of identifying and sharing their despair.

"There will always be reasons to leave, always be smugglers, patrols are not the solution," Del Grande said, and he added that so long as there are boats arriving, someone will hopefully come to their rescue.

(Free advice: leave always-wrong "two Americas" columns to David Brooks).

Such a move would ensure the party's left always had a candidate in the running.

Labour's left always had an anti-American reflex, but not Ed Miliband's entourage.

And the franchises he left always improved without him the next year.

I think writing is a sheer paring away of oneself leaving always something thinner, barer, more meager.