Sentence examples for leave takes from inspiring English sources

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Government's lawyers have insisted Vote Leave takes the leaflets out of public use by 8 March or it will face a legal battle.

To govern a land, population is required, and in the Yukon, in which nearly 200,000 square miles are occupied by 35,000 residents, persuading the citizens not to leave takes cash.

Oh, and remember: Don't let the pigeon drive the bus!" but the cab driver is no match for the cunning pigeon and soon the unlikely, the absurd and the hilarious is happening as the pigeon, muttering "I thought he'd never leave" takes control – of a sort!

Someone who gets into the office before everyone else, is the last to leave, takes work home in the evenings and weekends, doesn't take their full annual leave entitlement and misses important family functions due to work commitments; someone who even when not at work is still thinking about work.

"Practicing with one before you leave takes about 30 seconds and could save a life," said Erica Press, whose daughter has allergies to both peanuts and tree nuts.

Maternity leave took its toll.

Vote Leave, take back control".

Then you leave, taking little away.

Le Congé ("The Leave Taking") expresses his sorrow at leaving his wife and his native Arras.

When Frago tried to leave, taking the money with her, Gilbert shot and paralyzed her.