Sentence examples for leave to accept from inspiring English sources

FRANKFURT — A senior policy maker at the European Central Bank will leave to accept a position at Harvard, the bank said Thursday, resolving a political problem that had created tension between Italy and France.

May 2012 saw Roy Hodgson, having led West Brom to a 10th place finish in his first season, leave to accept an offer to become the manager of the England national football team.

At the onset of World War II he was recalled to Britain for naval duty but was given leave to accept the invitation for the New School lectures.

Meanwhile, Valentine is left to accept the blame, which he willingly did.

We are left to accept on faith that Mr. Cuomo was as fury-filled as he claimed.

Masback, a 52-year-old former miler, said he was leaving to accept a position with Nike.

The District of Columbia's schools superintendent said today that she was leaving to accept a similar job in San Francisco.

In an interview Monday, Mr. Cuomo said: "For years this database was treated as credible and authoritative, and consumers were left to accept its rates without question.

In most versions of the proverb, you are supposed to call him uncle, not father, but the meaning remains the same: You are left to accept what fate has delivered.

In the letter, Burton expressed anger that Hathaway did not include him in the process of searching for a new coach after Randy Edsall left to accept the job at Maryland.

The individual finances of baseball teams are some of the most closely held data in professional sports, and the public is most often left to accept the word of the league's owners about any team's profitability or losses.