Sentence examples for leave the chain from inspiring English sources

The closings will leave the chain, which is based in Richmond, Va., with 596 stores and about 12,900 employees in 29 states, a company spokesman, Barry Brockwell, said.

This would leave the chain, which became known for its Made in the USA clothes, as well as its controversial ads, with four stores outside London – in Brighton, Birmingham, Glasgow and Manchester.

More radically, the committee said schools that were members of academy chains should be able to leave the chain, even if the chain opposed the move, and successful schools needed more encouragement and funding to work together to raise standards.

Even for very low temperatures, before all excitations leave the chain, the equilibrium state will be a thermalized state.

That would leave the chain with 450 to 500 stores, according to a Wall Street Journal report quoting Mitchell Klipper, chief executive of Barnes & Noble's retail group.

"If Suge was going to go and disappear for a minute with somebody's girl and he didn't want to take this half-million-dollar Death Row chain with him, he'd leave the chain with me".

But the strategy could be dangerous one since it could leave the chains on weak footing, especially since their shares are already receiving help from hopes pegged on restructuring benefits.

In contrast, the antiparallel pulse would leave the chains magnetized in the opposite direction and cause them to twist away from their usual orientation, potentially providing backwards compass information consistent with the observed behavior if the magnetite is free to rotate.

I yanked my door open, leaving the chain attached.

Ahead of the refinancing, a hundred stores were closed, leaving the chain with 210 outlets, which Moore said was a good number for the time being.

Clutching a DVD of the comedy series The Comeback, as well as his receipt, Robin Smith was oblivious to the breaking news of HMV's demise as he left the chain's late-opening Piccadilly Circus branch on Monday evening.